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It's a little more guileful than that, and it definitely is a flaw with WhatsApp not validating their file types/formats.
by NullCharacter 11y ago
It's a little more guileful than that, and it definitely is a flaw with WhatsApp not validating their file types/formats.
- sambe 11y agoBut only a little - you could argue the vast majority of e-mail attachments are .doc etc with parsing bugs rather than straight .exe. Contrary to the gushing "using only their phone number" in the article, they admit that gullibility is required.