Users taking part in the challenge post nude or mostly nude images of themselves on tiktok and then apply an invisibility filter to remove their body from the video, leaving only a ghostly blurry. Tiktok’s “invisible body challenge” was exploited by a highly sophisticated malware campaign targeting popular social media and open source platforms The security issue was first reported by checkmarx solutions, a global security testing firm The #invisiblefilter on tiktok, which currently has 27.3m views, is a new trend that uses the invisible body effect The filter, which replaces users’ bodies with a blurred contour image, is being used by creators to post videos of themselves naked, while protecting their real body from view. That challenge involves posting nude or mostly nude images of themselves on tiktok and then applying an invisibility filter to remove their body from the video
Only a blurry image is left after that. Attack entices users by offering to eliminate a filter used by tiktok users participating in the invisible challenge. in the invisible challenge, users post nude or mostly nude photos and then apply an invisibility filter to mask their bodies from the video Attackers claim to have unfiltered software that can remove the filter.
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