Yape: Fake Github Link

These fake links often lead to unofficial GitHub repositories that host malicious files or "receipt generators" used to facilitate scams. How the Yape Fake Link Scam Works

In short: attackers are creating fake GitHub links (often disguised as legitimate project URLs) tied to the word Yape — either a typosquatted package name, a fake tool, or a malicious clone of a real repository. yape fake github link

❌ Common Red Flags

| Red Flag | Why It’s Suspicious | |----------|----------------------| | Repository name like yape-hack, yape-bot, yape-generator | Official apps never use these terms | | No official GitHub organization verified by BCP/Yape | Real Yape code is not on GitHub | | Executable files (.exe, .apk, .bat) or obfuscated scripts | Likely malware or info-stealers | | Requests for your Yape login, phone number, or token | Phishing to drain your wallet | | Low stars, no forks, recent creation date | Fresh account used for scams | | README in poor Spanish or English with urgency ("limited time") | Social engineering tactic | These fake links often lead to unofficial GitHub

1. Immediately change your passwords: Update your GitHub password and any other accounts that may have been compromised.
2. Run a full system scan: Use antivirus software to scan your system for malware.
3. Report the incident: Inform GitHub's support team, your organization's security team, or relevant authorities about the incident.

Fake Apps: Scammers download APKs from GitHub that look identical to the real Yape. Immediately change your passwords : Update your GitHub

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9) If you confirmed it's malicious or uncertain

• Do not run or install anything.
• Report the repo to GitHub via the "Report abuse" link on the repo/user profile.
• If you received the link in email/message, report to the platform (email provider, social app).
• If you clicked or executed content and suspect compromise: disconnect the device from networks, run full antivirus scans, and seek professional incident response.

Best Practices to Protect Yourself