Attackers exploit randy TikTokers wanting to remove "Invisible Body" filter

[Jan]

Attackers exploit trending TikTok challenge to spread malware

Malicious actors are exploiting a trending TikTok challenge to trick users into installing malware on their devices, Checkmarx reports.

To partake in the "invisible challenge", TikTok users apply a filter called Invisible Body to their videos, leaving only a silhouette in the video.

 

[The Voice]

As jy dom is moet jy kak.

 

[Virex]

Considering the IQ of the average TikTok user, it comes as no surprise. You have to be very dumb to willing install spyware on your computer

 

[Fulcrum29]

Considering the IQ of the average TikTok user, it comes as no surprise. You have to be very dumb to willing install spyware on your computer

I have seen a load of ‘junk’ shared on Whatsapp (and similar apps), the ordinary social app or browser user don’t understand links and the consequences of touching through the prompts.

Just like the case OT, when face swapping hit the app stores, and it went viral, a load of malicious face swap apps went into circulation.

 

[Cosmik Debris]

Does anyone remember these?

 

[Fulcrum29]

Does anyone remember these?

Yeah, but this did a better job,

 

[prod]

Yeah, but this did a better job,

 

[Itsa Trap]

Whenever I read Tiktok my newly acquired lysdexia kicks in and I read "Tit koppe".

 

[The Voice]

Whenever I read Tiktok my newly acquired lysdexia kicks in and I read "Tit koppe".

Or TikKop.