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Hackers are creating fake TikTok accounts and posting videos that follow popular trends — tech tips, software tricks, or even fake giveaways. In the video description or pinned comments, they include links that claim to offer free tools or cracked software. The pages look legit, but behind the scenes, they're anything but safe.

Click the link, download the file, and suddenly you're not just getting a “productivity booster” — you’re inviting malware onto your device.

Hackers Are Using TikTok to Spread Malware — Here’s How They’re Tricking Users Hackers are creating fake TikTok accounts and posting videos that follow popular trends — tech tips, software tricks, or even fake giveaways. In the video description or pinned comments, they include links that claim to offer free tools or cracked software. The pages look legit, but behind the sce...