Ghostpairing: New WhatsApp Hijacking Threat via Social Engineering
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Ghostpairing is a newly identified cyber threat targeting WhatsApp users by exploiting the app's device-linking feature. This attack allows cybercriminals to hijack accounts without relying on stolen passwords or malware, using social engineering tactics to gain access. Users of the popular messaging app are at risk as this stealthy method of infiltration gains traction.
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