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The malware uses WhatsApp’s quick reply feature to send messages with the link as replies. Stefanko also states that the message is sent once an hour to the same contact and that it seems to be an adware or a subscription scam. The wormable malware could spread to many devices fast, so keep an eye out for any message that leads straight to a Huawei Mobile app download. As always, anything that seems suspicious should be left unopened. Stefanko stated to The Hacker News that the malware could potentially be seen via SMS, social media, mail and more if it progresses. Other scams have recently been seen popping up, including a text offering a free year of Netflix collecting that actually collects private information. H/T The Hacker News
