WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world, with over 1.5 billion users. However, as with any popular app, there are always people trying to find ways to hack into it. Here are some of the latest WhatsApp hacks and how you can avoid them:

 

1. Fake WhatsApp websites: There are fake WhatsApp websites out there that claim to offer various services, such as being able to spy on conversations or hack into someone's account. 

These websites are usually created by scammers who want to get your personal information or infect your device with malware. To avoid falling for this trap, only visit the official WhatsApp website (https://www.whatsapp.com/) and be wary of any links that you receive from other sources purporting to be from WhatsApp.

2 . Malware: One way that hackers can gain access to your WhatsApp account is by tricking you into downloading malware onto your device (usually via a malicious link). This malware can then give them access to all sorts of sensitive information on your device, including your chat history and even financial details if you have them stored on your phone . 

To protect yourself from this type of attack , only download apps from trusted sources like the Google Play Store or Apple App Store , and be careful about clicking on links sent via email or text message.




3 . Social engineering : Another common way that hackers try to gain access  to people's accounts is through social engineering techniques .

 This involves trying to trick someone into giving up their login credentials (usually by pretending  to be a legitimate company like Facebook) or resetting their password so they can take over their account . Be very careful about who you share personal information with online , even if they seem trustworthy at first glance