The latest fraud on WhatsApp has come to light The fraud has been dubbed as Redoff.com and is being used to steal the social media users bank account information.
Fraudsters use this virus to gain access to their personal information debit or credit card and bank account information by accessing WhatsApp on users personal computers Windows iOS and Android phones.
The WhatsApp message entices users to give them attractive and valuable gifts for free with New Year greetings and when the link given in the message is clicked a new page opens on which users can survey When the user completes this form, he she is asked to fill in the form, then his her personal information such as name, parents name, date of birth, personal residence, address, bank account details are obtained.
As soon as a user has shared their personal information frauds are immediately triggered and unauthorized use of your personal information not only installs unnecessary and harmful applications on your device but also lets you know. Your bank account is already empty.
Therefore any message or link received from Rediff.com should not be opened under any circumstances and it should be deleted immediately considering it as spam.
