Yape Fake Github Link !!top!!

| 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 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 |

: The message contains a link to a "security app" or a "verification" page that looks authentic (e.g., grants.github.com/apply gitsecurityapp yape fake github link

: Only install Yape from the [Google Play Store](google.com bcp.yape), Apple App Store, or Huawei AppGallery. | Red Flag | Why It’s Suspicious |

Check the GitHub profile that created the repository. If it was created 3 days ago, has no profile picture, and this is their only repository—it’s a burner account for phishing. Leo’s mouse hovered over the link

Leo’s mouse hovered over the link. At first glance, it looked perfect. The URL had "github," "yape," and "dev." But his "paranoia-meter" started ringing.

Scammers often "inflate" their GitHub repository's credibility by using bots to add hundreds of fake stars or forks, making the project look popular and safe to download.