If you are using WhatsApp for Windows, then you need to be cautious. Meta has warned that a security vulnerability could trick unwary users into downloading and installing malware. The vulnerability, a spoofing one, tracked under ID CVE 2025 30401, allows threat actors and cyberattackers to disguise harmful malicious code in the form of harmless attachment files. Normally, if you receive an attachment, WhatsApp identifies it by its MIME Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions type for example, a...
