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The new viral video claims of Pakistani social media personality Alina Amir who is known as the Sarsarahat Girl have started to spread across X Telegram and Instagram, which people find highly interesting. The posts use sensational keywords and thumbnails which show a ‘leaked private video’ to attract users who click links that claim to show content about Amir. Cybersecurity analysts warn that these clips do not show actual footage because they form part of an organized SEO poisoning and clickbait operation which seeks to take control of search results while showing dangerous content to users instead of actual videos.
The current trend operates through a method called ‘University Domain Abuse’ which allows cybercriminals to create fake educational sites that display bogus PDFs which contain current popular search terms, including ‘Alina Amir viral video’ and fake documents. Users who see these links will follow them because search engines regard these domains as trustworthy, resulting in dangerous files that appear in search results. The links, when activated, send users to pages that contain malware or betting websites or phishing portals, which will endanger their devices and personal information.
Experts explain that this pattern shows similarities to previous ‘viral leak’ hoaxes which used the names Fatima Jatoi and Marry and Umair and others to gain publicity. The campaigns do not show any actual verified scandals or leaked evidence about the influencers because their only actual viral element consists of the harmful software and misleading internet traffic they produce. Users should stay away from unverified links which promise to provide ‘full videos’ and they should trust only verified sources to check the validity of these claims before proceeding with them.
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