Mail Today had earlier reported that scared of the hassle, women do not convert the complaints into FIRs in the cases of cyber bullying.Īs the FIRs are not getting registered, the low detection and conviction rate has only made anyone with a social media account vulnerable to messages of intimidation or threat. She approached the police requesting them to act on her complaint and not convert the complaint into FIR. Two months ago, a Delhi-based girl had complained that her one-year-old video calling content was uploaded on a porn site. Or, if there is a screen recording app installed at the other end, your video calls can be recorded and be compromised," said Mohit Kumar, another cyber expert. If your phone has some shady apps installed, they may capture the data from camera/mic. "The weakest link in the process could be the user himself. In many cases, these videos land up on porn sites and if the victim comes to know about it, the consequences become more serious," Chaudhary added. It is very dangerous as the personal content is coming out in public. "Such hacking is known as man-in-the-middle-attack. Kislay Chaudhary, chairman of NGO Indian Cyber Army, confirmed that live video calling is not safe and is the latest vulnerable area for the hackers. Else, by phishing mobile malware, hackers record personal videos," experts said.
"Video calling can easily be hacked by monitoring the IP addresses of both the users and hackers can see live video chats. Further, these videos are sold to porn sharks.
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