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WhatsApp messages and Malware attacks: TGCSB warns of surge in ‘Boss Scam’ fraud

WhatsApp messages and Malware attacks: TGCSB warns of surge in ‘Boss Scam’ fraud
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The Telangana Cyber Security Bureau has issued a warning regarding a surge in 'Boss Scam' fraud, where criminals impersonate senior executives to steal sensitive data or funds. The scam involves sending malicious files via email or WhatsApp to gain unauthorized access to corporate accounts.

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This highlights a growing trend in sophisticated social engineering attacks that exploit trust and urgency to bypass standard corporate security protocols.

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The Telangana Cyber Security Bureau (TGCSB) has issued a public advisory warning government departments, businesses and organisations about an increasing cyber fraud known as the “Boss Scam” or CEO impersonation fraud.

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