Fraudsters are always coming up with new ways to try and scam people, and it seems the latest threat is coming in the form of everyday text messages to your smartphone This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more Both iPhone and Android users could risk losing their data (Image: Getty Images)

Fraudsters are constantly hunting for fresh ways to trick us, and it seems the latest threat is cropping up through everyday text messages. Research from Malwarebytes' security experts shows a dramatic rise in fake chats being sent to smartphones . Some simply start with a basic 'Hello', whilst others suggest the cybercriminal already knows you .

"Hi, I noticed your contact information is saved in my contacts, c

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