The cases of AI creation are increasing day-by-ady and people are using the AI in the wrong manner, like creating fake videos, AI sound to loot money, threaten common people, and many other kinds of activities. Similarly, there is a case coming forward of Sarah Baloch whose name is getting huge attention due to a AI created video which went viral and highlighted her. Now, this video is rapidly running at the top of the internet and social media trends. This video is also linked with India (Assam) and has gained attention on an international level. This incident raised multiple questions related to her and also the protocols about the Safety alert. Let’s continue your reading to learn more…
Who Is Sarah Baloch, And What Happened To Her?
Sarah Baloch is a social media influencer from Pakistan who has many fans on her social media pages. Reportedly, her name has been linked to a viral video, and she was seen in that video. However, it was an AI-generated video as part of a digital scam. This video is gathering huge highlights because of her involvement in the viral video, and many questions have raised regarding this topic. These kinds of videos are used as “bait” in a digital scam where the users see a post and demands for the influencer’s private video, as same happen with Sarah Baloch. In this fake AI-generated video, she has been seen in an inappropriate activity, but the whole video is fake, and it is only a hoax to disrespect her.
Uses of AI in creating fake videos, photos, threatening people, and more are count as crime, and the creator who uses the AI in the wrong manner can face a legal case and can be sentenced to jail. Similarly, after Sarah’s private video went viral, there is a investigation has begun, and the officials have released key information regarding this incident. Indian cybersecurity agencies, particularly in the Assam region, have identified a wave of cyber attacks where users receive links promising “private” or “viral” videos of influencers.
AI Reports, Activities, Hacking
This is not the first time that the video of a social media influencer has gone viral and become a topic of discussion. These types of activities, including watching someone’s private videos, are also crimes, and hackers can harm the user by sending them a malicious website or tricking them into downloading a file (often labeled as .apk or .zip) that looks similar to the viral video, but in reality, it can steal the user’s personal data.
Yes, these types of links can harm your device. Once your file is opened, spyware or ransomware is installed on the user’s device. The sender can steal banking credentials and OTPs, private photos, and contacts for blackmail, social media account access, and more. Stay alert to these kinds of activities, and if you get enrolled, then immediately contact the Police Cybersecurity. Stay tuned to read more articles on the latest news topics.
