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Merchants should never rely solely on a screenshot or a customer's phone screen. To verify a payment, use the following official methods: Check "Últimos Movimientos"
Only trust the notification and balance update on your own device. yape fake github link
The script wasn't an integration tool at all. The moment a developer ran it, it would scrape their local environment variables, stealing every private API key, AWS credential, and secret token stored on their machine. Merchants should never rely solely on a screenshot
In some cases, scammers send fake security alerts that look like they are from GitHub, urging users to click a link to "secure" their account. This link actually leads to a malicious app authorization page. Key Red Flags on GitHub The moment a developer ran it, it would
: Never trust a screenshot or a screen shown by the customer. Always open your own
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