JAKARTA - Some time ago, news circulated that TikTok had experienced a security breach that had an impact on piracy of several important figures' accounts and world brands.
TikTok's popular social network has also acknowledged any safety concerns that allow attackers to take control of their accounts.
Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky said the issue stemmed from a zero-click exploit used by malicious groups that had taken over famous accounts through the platform's direct messaging function.
Hingga saat ini, akun yang menjadi sasaran atau disusupi termasuk akun CNN, Paris Hilton, dan Sony.
The thing that makes this case even more complicated is that users don't need to click on malicious links, but simply open messages directly on TikTok so that malware can be triggered.
The zero-click exploit is very difficult to stop and describe, then Kaspersky reveals some things you can do to try to reduce some risks, especially on social profiles.
Use a strong and unique password.
Like any site, the weakest link is often an entry point into the password platform. If you have trouble getting a unique password, consider using a password manager.
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Use two-factor authentication.
Most platforms allow some form of two-factor authentication to secure the user's side.
Don't just click the link.
While aiming to catch up and make money quickly, if that sounds too good to be true, maybe it's a trap.
Provide education for your children.
Please consider talking to them about basic security on social networks and teaching the next generation about security.
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