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VPN applications are used by scammers to hack phones

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Cybercriminals have actively started distributing malicious software disguised as bypass tools. Under the guise of standard utilities, users receive dangerous files that grant attackers complete remote access to their mobile devices once installed.

After gaining control of a victim's smartphone, fraudsters easily access installed banking applications and drain all accounts. To avoid such incidents, it is recommended to completely avoid installing any programs from unverified and unofficial sources.

This is not the only method of deception, as cases of distributing fake mapping services showing gas station locations have been recorded previously. Their operation scheme was identical, aimed at stealing personal data and user funds.

Using reliable services like HiroVPN helps to browse the internet safely and avoid threats associated with downloading malware disguised as security software.

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