Chrisus:


Nope

then she has little to worry about

livebyday:
then she has little to worry about

Okay. Thanks a lot

Hedonisco:


Can you shed more light on this one in particular. How does it work? If you dial the number back, what happens?

Is called premium numbers.
It is a high cost number ie when you call it it charges your line advaragely $2 per min or more.
So the fact the number flashes you, you call back being inquisitive as to who called your from abroad, your hear inaudible message, foreign language, meaningless voice prompt etc in the bid to make sense of it you spend more time on the call. The longer you spend the more money they make off your line.

Openbusiness:

No malware can bypass my antivirus and no hacker can hack my phone, because I use the best "hackers" in the world to protect it (Bit Defender, Kaspersky, AVG, Norton etc). But what do most people do? They just download rubbish antivirus tools from unknown companies from the apps store, apps that themselves are compromised.

You are making a huge mistake completely trusting antivirus software in avoiding hacks.

Hello house... This is my story of what happened to me two days ago

I entered keke and while I got home I noticed my small Nokia touch light phone was missing before I knew it I started receiving email Albert's on my bank accounts, the first alert was account balance check, the second alert was a transfer to another account number with a name, I saw the name of the receiver on the transfer details description while the third alert on the second account was a self recharge..

. I called mtn to block my phone number that night but the puzzle I am still trying to resolve is how did they get my 4digit PIN to do the transfer? Even the bankers I spoke with could not explain this to me.