Researchers warn of a new WhatsApp “GhostPairing” attack that silently links attacker devices to accounts, enabling message ...

WhatsApp allows users to connect to WhatsApp Web or the desktop app by linking additional devices, but hackers are exploiting ...

If you use WhatsApp, you may be targeted by scammers looking to take over your account by pairing their browser to your ...

Hackers are using "GhostPairing" to take over WhatsApp accounts without passwords. Learn how to spot this new scam and protect your privacy.

Ghost pairing exploits WhatsApp's Linked Devices feature, which allows users to access their account on multiple devices.

A cybersecurity company has found a new method for taking over WhatsApp accounts that exploits the app's legal device-linking feature.

Threat actors are abusing the legitimate device-linking feature to hijack WhatsApp accounts via pairing codes in a campaign dubbed GhostPairing. This type of attack does not require any authentication ...

WhatsApp ghost pairing is a silent scam that lets attackers spy on chats and media using the app’s own linked devices feature, often without victims realising anything is wrong.

Smartphone users are familiar with WhatsApp. Exchanging good morning and good night messages on WhatsApp is a daily ritual. WhatsApp has significantly helped connect people, eliminating the need for ...

GhostPairing allows cybercriminals to take complete control of WhatsApp accounts without needing passwords or SIM swaps, as per CERT-In.

WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature for its iOS users that will make it easier to identify devices linked to their account.