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_apple-sends-iphone-users-in-92-countries-a-spyware-attack-warning.webp "Apple Sends iPhone Users in 92 Countries , a Spyware Attack Warning.<br/>The message was sent on <br/>April 10, Engadget reports. .<br/>Apple detected that you are being targeted <br/>by a mercenary spyware attack that is trying <br/>to remotely compromise the iPhone <br/>associated with your Apple ID -xxx-, Apple's warning, via Engadget.<br/>This attack is likely targeting <br/>you specifically because of <br/>who you are or what you do. , Apple's warning, via Engadget.<br/>Although it's never possible to achieve <br/>absolute certainty when detecting such <br/>attacks, Apple has high confidence in <br/>this warning — please take it seriously, Apple's warning, via Engadget.<br/>Internal information and investigations are used by the tech giant to pinpoint attacks. .<br/>However, Apple couldn't provide any more information about the mercenary spyware attacks because it might \")
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_phone-pe-request-money-fraud-facebook-live-fraud-live-new.webp "Phone Pe Request Money Fraud Facebook पर मैंने जीता कूपन देखें LIVE Fraud पहली बार LIVE | New<br/><br/>Request Money Fraud: What it is & How you can stay Safe<br/><br/>Most of us are aware that we must never share our bank account, card or OTP details with an unknown caller. But did you know that fraudsters can scam you even without these details? The request money fraud has been on the rise, and you can become a victim even if the fraudster just knows your phone number.<br/><br/>What is collect-call/request money?<br/><br/>The ‘Request’ feature on the PhonePe app allows a person to send you a payment request where the amount is filled in by the requester.<br/><br/><br/>Request Money on PhonePe<br/>Once someone has sent in a request, a pop-up opens up on your PhonePe app.<br/><br/><br/>You can pay by just clicking on the ‘Pay’ button and entering the UPI PIN.<br/><br/><br/>Pay using the collect call request pop up<br/>You can also ‘Decline’ the request, in which case the request stands invalid. Before declining, you can block the requester as well — this will prevent all future payment requests being raised to you by that person.<br/><br/>Here’s how Request Money frauds work:<br/><br/><br/>Fraudsters responding to your sale listings on Quikr, OLX and other sites<br/>You post a product listing on OLX, Quikr or a similar site. The fraudster spots your listing and gives you a call saying that are interested in buying the product. <br/><br/>The fraudster will then ask you to open your PhonePe app while you are on the call, and send you a collect-call request for the same amount as your listing. A lot of times the fraudsters use the PhonePe logo as their profile picture, which you can see in the collect call request. They also put a message right above the ‘Pay’ button with instructions like ‘Once you pay, you will receive money.’<br/><br/>This is a fraudulent message. You never need to click on the ‘Pay’ button or enter your UPI pin to receive money on PhonePe.<br/><br/>A few examples of such fraudulent messages are “Payment successful receive Rs. xxx”, “You received money”, “To receive click here for bank transfer”, and so on.<br/><br/><br/>A collect-call request with a fraudulent name and message<br/>2. Fraudsters pretending to be representatives of companies like Flipkart, Myntra etc.<br/><br/>In such scenarios, the fraudster will usually call and congratulate you stating that you have won money and they need to transfer it to Flipkart, PhonePe or any third party wallet. They may even tell you that you can purchase anything while on the call and they will enable this purchase for you.<br/><br/>This is what a fraudulent collect call looks like in this scenario:<br/><br/><br/>The fraudster has used a company’s logo & name in this collect-call request<br/>Please remember, no company or merchant will send you a collect-call request to transfer money or make a purchase on your behalf.<br/><br/>3. Fraudsters pretending to be PhonePe customer support representatives<br/><br/>In such scenarios fraudsters circulate fake helpline numbers on Twitter, claiming to solve problems related to money transfers, cashback, KYC etc. on the app.")
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