WhatsApp technical team recently addressed 2 security vulnerabilities in WhatsApp for Android. As per security researchers Remote attackers could have exploited these vulnerabilities to execute malicious code on a target device. The flaws allow attackers to execute “man-in-the-disk” attacks that is possible when mobile apps use External Storage that is shared across all the applications.

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Things to need Remote Pc’s Account Username And Password <-- --="" method=""></--> 1. Go tO COmmand Promt(press Windows+R and type cmd) 2. type cd\ (to go to main root Of C:) 3. type the command c:\net use \\(Rempote PC’s Username i.e Amit)\ipc$ /u:Administrator c:\net use \\Amit\ipc$ /u:Administrator(press Enter) (Results of the above Command) The Password Or Username Is Invalid For \\Amit\