WhatsApp flaw lets hackers alter your messages

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WhatsApp flaw lets hackers alter your messages
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The flaw was demonstrated by cybersecurity firm Check Point Research, who warned that 'malicious actors' may use the glitch to spread misinformation and fake news.

A glitch in the code of WhatsApp could let hackers alter your messages and change the words you have sent, cybersecurity researchers have found.

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