Facebook-owned messaging
service WhatsApp has urged its customers today to upgrade to the latest version
of the app, as a stray spyware has been attacked.
Following cyber espionage of
WhatsApp using spyware Pegasus, another spyware attack of this kind has been
exposed which reaches users in the form of mp4 (video) file. According to the
Computer Emergency Response Team (Cert-in) of India, Vulnerability provides users
with the latest version updates on WhatsApp.
Cert-in's team has given
Vulnerability a high rating. And identified it as CVE-2019-11931 which can
affect both Android and iOS devices. However, no information has yet been
revealed as to whether any users have been affected by this spyware.
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Sunday's WhatsApp Juried Parts
told an insider, "WhatsApp is a temporary work in the current service and
security. We're providing reports on important discussions and industry's best
practices.
A large class of people in
India use digital tools. There are more than 40 million users in India.
Recently WhatsApp Pegasus was in the discussion about spyware. A spyware
developed by Israeli company NSO Group hacked phones of 1,400 users in the
country, including 120 Indians. Most of these spyware victims are journalists,
social workers and lawyers.
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