Showing 12 articles tagged with whatsapp scams
Scammers are exploiting the Croma iPhone 17 Pro price drop with a fake pre-booking WhatsApp scam. Learn how this credit card fraud works and how to protect yourself.
A fake gazette claiming the merger of nine Indian public sector banks is going viral on WhatsApp. We explain the PIB fact check and why this scam spreads.
From the corporate WhatsApp boss scam to malware-laced apps draining bank accounts, here are the Latest Scam Alerts trends in India 2026 you need to know about.
Don't fall for the fake Lalbaugcha Raja 2026 VIP Darshan Pass WhatsApp scam. Cybercriminals are using the massive festival crowds to push rogue APK files and fake booking websites that will instantly drain your bank account.
Scammers are using fake WhatsApp APK links for the Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana 2026 to steal your bank details. Learn how this scam works and how to protect yourself.
Scammers are using real news about LIC's Rs 12,207 crore dividend to trick Indians on WhatsApp. Learn how this fake government cheque scam works and how to protect your bank account.
Telecom prices are rising in 2026. Fraudsters are exploiting this news with the fake Jio recharge tariff hike WhatsApp scam to steal bank details.
Scammers are pushing fake Ayushman Bharat PMJAY 2026 Golden Card registration links on WhatsApp to steal your bank details. Here's exactly how this fraud works and how you can protect your data and money.
Watch out for fake Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana registration WhatsApp scams that cybercriminals are using to drain bank accounts. Learn how to spot the fraud, protect your UPI details, and report these crimes.
Cyber police are warning job seekers about fake IBPS PO 2026 recruitment links spreading on WhatsApp. Discover how this scam steals your bank details and learn how to protect yourself.
Learn how fake CUET UG 2026 result links on WhatsApp and Telegram lead to UPI fraud and malware. Protect your personal data and find out the official portals.
The I4C Boss Scam is targeting Indian offices. Cybercriminals use stealthy WhatsApp Web malware to hijack executive accounts, posing as CEOs to trick staff into transferring company funds. Learn how to protect your organization before it's too late.