Dynamicbusiness WhatsApp Screen-Sharing Scam Exploits Users to Steal Funds and Data
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A new scam utilizing WhatsApp's screen-sharing feature, introduced in 2023, is deceiving users into sharing sensitive information during video calls. Attackers are rapidly stealing one-time passwords and draining accounts, with reported losses reaching $700,000 in minutes. This social engineering tactic is spreading globally, affecting users who trust the platform.
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