At risk users of the popular application.
At risk are the users of the application ”WhatsApp” since -according to what the British “Sun” reports– hackers have found a way to ”invade” the application and, by extension, mobile phones stealing personal data.
In order to prevent this from happening, Facebook, which is the owner of the specific application, has issued –according to “Sun”– a notice informing users to update ”WhatsApp” software so that their application is protected from unwanted ”intruders”.
The problem with “WhatsApp” software was detected by an anonymous cyber researcher under the nickname ”Awakened”.
Hackers send a GIF loaded with malware that could be used to attack users of “WhatsApp”. The victim simply needs to open the gallery on “WhatsApp” to send an image to trigger the attack.
Users of the “WhatsApp” application are at risk because, according to British Sun reports, hackers have found a way to “invade” the application and thus into mobile phones by stealing personal data. 
To avoid this, Facebook, which owns the app, has issued -according to Sun- a notice informing users to update their “WhatsApp” software so that their application is protected from unwanted «intruders» 
The problem with “WhatsApp” software was identified by an anonymous cyber explorer under the alias “Awakened”. 
Hackers send GIFs loaded with malware that could be used to attack “WhatsApp” users. The victim simply needs to open the gallery on “WhatsApp” to send an image to trigger the attack.
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