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Two 27-year-old men were arrested in Singapore for their suspected involvement in phishing scams targeting WhatsApp users. They allegedly sent mass SMS messages to over 7,000 individuals, prompting them to verify their accounts through a phishing link leading to a fake WhatsApp page. The arrests followed an operation conducted by the police on November 18 and 19, 2025.
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