Vietnamese hackers are sending fake traffic e-challan messages on WhatsApp, deceiving Indian users into clicking malicious links.

Indian users are receiving fraudulent traffic violation notices via WhatsApp, making them potential victims of a sophisticated phishing scam.

The scam involves fake e-challan messages that appear legitimate, tricking users into providing sensitive personal information.

Hackers send messages mimicking official traffic authorities, prompting users to click on links leading to phishing sites.

– These messages contain links that, when clicked, redirect users to fake websites designed to steal their personal and financial data.

Users are advised to avoid clicking on suspicious links and report such messages to WhatsApp to help combat the scam.

Verify the sender's identity, avoid clicking on unverified links, and enable two-step verification for added security on WhatsApp.

– Victims of the scam may face financial losses and identity theft, emphasizing the importance of vigilance and awareness.

Staying informed about the latest scams, educating others, and adopting safe online practices can help prevent future incidents.