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https://www.reddit.com/r/Bolehland/comments/1vkcxnd/recently_have_a_lot_of_peoples_whatsapp_getting/ QUOTE A VBS file (ending in .vbs) is a Visual Basic Script file used by Microsoft Windows to automate tasks and run commands. Once clicked open

 

or Sila semak bil anda.vbs. Execution: Double-clicking the file runs hidden commands that download remote-access tools or backdoors, report it to MyCERT or call Cyber999 at 1-300-88-2999. , but you should still delete the message. Do not forward or reply: Block the sender and delete the file immediately. Get local help: If you suspect an infection or compromise in Malaysia, and the hacking is basically in your laptop already. Many of my known contacts/clients number have fallen victim to these scheme Beware of the files ending in .vbs if you have received it from WhatsApp sender. I believe this vulnerability was exposed due to WhatsApp latest update of its st*pid username feature, https://www.reddit.com/r/Bolehland/comments/1vkcxnd/recently_have_a_lot_of_peoples_whatsapp_getting/ QUOTE A VBS file (ending in .vbs) is a Visual Basic Script file used by Microsoft Windows to automate tasks and run commands. Once clicked open, December statement of account.vbs, debt notices, this has created many loopholes,。

or bank statements—to trick Windows users into opening them and compromising their computers. How the Scam Works Delivery: You receive a direct message on desktop or web messaging apps containing a file ending in .vbs. Disguise: The file uses deceptive names like Acknowledgment of Debt.vbs, your screen will have a cmd prompt flash for a split second, giving hackers control over your computer and personal data.Safety RulesNever open .vbs files: Real banks and offices never send documents as script files. Watch out for Windows targeting: The risk affects Windows PCs; mobile phones cannot run .vbs files。

prompting hackers to accessing your account with ease A .vbs file scam is an active cyberattack spreading malicious Visual Basic Script files via messaging platforms like WhatsApp. Attackers disguise these executable scripts as ordinary financial or legal documents—such as invoices。