Our expert warns about the dangers of GIF attachments in messengers such as WhatsApp.
According to him, scammers use malicious GIFs disguised as harmless and pleasant images to deceive users. These files may contain malicious code or links to phishing sites that allow attackers to steal important information, such as passwords and credit card details.
The expert recommends installing reliable antivirus software and updating it regularly to protect against such threats.
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