It is also possible to embed malicious code within a Good Morning photo, but it won’t be a full-fledged malware that can execute by itself.Īt most, it can be used to hide the malware payload from antivirus scanners, which is pretty clever to be honest…įact #5 : Image-Based Malware Requires User Action because it never happened.įact #4 : Image-Based Malware Is Possible, But…ĭigital steganography is a method by which secret messages and other data can be hidden in digital files, like a photo or a video, or even a music file. Yet there is not a single report on even one case…. There has been no known fraud involving Good Morning or even Good Night messages, videos or pictures.Ĭertainly, half a million victims of such a scam would have made front page news.
They are mostly created by websites and social media influencers for people to share and attract new followers.įact #3 : No Fraud Involving Good Morning Messages
Hackers (from China or anywhere else) have better things to do than to create these Good Morning pictures and videos. The news organisation that was claimed to be the source of this warning – Shanghai China International News – does not exist!įact #2 : Good Morning Greetings Not Created By Hackers Here are the reasons why Good Morning messages are very irritating, but harmless…įact #1 : Shanghai China International News Does Not Exist While they often clog up Facebook, Telegram and WhatsApp groups, they really do NOT allow hackers to hack your devices. Many of us get spammed with Good Morning or Good Night messages every day from family and friends. Truth : Good Morning Greetings Not Being Used To Hack You! Take this very carefully! This is a harsh reality‼️ ️‼️ ️‼️ You will create a threat not only to yourself, but to all the contacts that you have on your phones, your friends and acquaintances. Everyone has a lot of contacts in their phones. Please understand me correctly! All have credit cards attached to their phone. The material you create yourself is completely safe.‼️‼️ ️‼️ Greet others by writing your own words, and send only images you create. Tell all your friends about this to prevent hacking. Malicious code takes time to deploy, so if you act immediately, no harm will be done. If someone sent you such a picture, immediately remove it from the device. Important! Delete all greeting messages and pictures that you have on your phone for your own safety. If you want to greet others, write your own message to protect yourself and your family and friends.
It has been reported that more than 500,000 victims of fraud have already been deceived. Reports show that hackers in China designed the images, the video is so beautiful to hide the phishing codes inside them, when everyone sends these messages, the hackers use your devices to steal personal information, such as bank card information and data to crack the phone.
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