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cybercriminals are targeting unsuspecting individuals through fake digital wedding invitations sent via WhatsApp. These scams involve malicious APK files disguised as “Wedding Invitations”.

Digital wedding invitations are being used by scammers to deliver malware via WhatsApp. Once downloaded, these files can give hackers access to personal data. As digital wedding cards become ...

Scammers are using fake digital wedding invitations sent via WhatsApp to spread malware and steal personal information. These malicious files, disguised as wedding invitations, can infect phones ...

A bride and groom found out that they accidentally printed the wrong bank details on their wedding invitations, which ...

Received a wedding invite on WhatsApp? Be cautious?scammers are now using wedding invitations as a tactic to steal money.

Scammers are reportedly exploiting the rising trend of digital wedding invitations on WhatsApp. Himachal Pradesh Police ...

The bride's cousin and his brother caught the mistake after comparing the bank details on the bride and groom’s wedding website and invitations Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer at PEOPLE.

Shweta Singh Updated : Nov 13, 2024, 08:43 PM IST With the rise of digital wedding invitations, scammers are now using this trend to target unsuspecting users. Fake wedding invitations are being used ...

🚨 WhatsApp Wedding Invitation Scam : Cybercriminals are exploiting the popularity of digital wedding invitations on WhatsApp to launch a new scam. Victims receive messages from unknown numbers ...

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