TikTok Hack Attack: Major Accounts Hijacked by Opening Simple DMs

Hackers took over major TikTok accounts, including CNN, Sony, and Paris Hilton, by simply sending a DM. This TikTok malware doesn’t even require clicking a link. Talk about sliding into the wrong DMs!

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Hot Take:

When Paris Hilton, CNN, and Sony get hacked on TikTok, you know the hackers are not just after fame—they’re after the “that’s hot” factor!

Key Points:

– Major TikTok accounts, including those of CNN, Sony, and Paris Hilton, were hacked.
– Hackers didn’t need the targets to click on any links; just opening a DM was enough.
– TikTok has acknowledged the exploit and is working to prevent future attacks.
– The incident has added fuel to the political debate around TikTok’s ties to the Chinese government.
– Despite its popularity, TikTok is still behind giants like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram in terms of user base.

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