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American tech giant Meta on Monday took down dozens of Facebook and Instagram advertisements that used pornography content as bait to steal Indian users’ banking credentials through malware downloads.
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At least 39 of the advertisements, including “Night Play” and “Kyss”, were still active after Indian authorities issued an advisory, Reuters found, but Meta later took
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