The infamous 19-minute-34-second video linked ot Dutsu Sonali and Sofik SK has been making headlines for quite a while. While searches for the clip have only increased, there is no confirmation about valid proof that the video exists.
This has become a viral phenomenon with many cybercriminals using this link to gain the curiosity of people and scam them with fake links. Read to know more about it here.
Public searches for 'part 2' and 'part 3' of the 19-minute video have surged without any reliable proof of its existence. Experts have reported that this technique is being used as a standard method that leads to the development of many elements that will attract users to harmful content. The AI-powered system makes fictional videos that appear to be legitimate content but are actually total fabrications. Scammers use this content to provide misleading information that entices users to support their fraudulent operations.
Online users share these links, which claim to give full access to the video or special parts. Experts often say that most links are fraudulent, which serve as part of a big scam operation. These enable users to access harmful content, which results in the installation of malware that could damage one's device or even steal personal information like passwords and bank details.
Meghna Rajpal
Patriarchy's worst nightmare (with a cute smile). An introvert walking around with Bollywood Music in the background who will avoid meeting you in public. I write about pop culture, fashion, and everything controversial.