Pakistani celebrities continue to fall victim to cyberattacks, with the latest incident involving model Samra Chaudhry. Three explicit videos, reportedly filmed in 2019, have resurfaced online, sparking concerns about digital privacy and security.
According to media reports, three explicit videos of Samra Chaudhry, filmed in 2019, have reappeared on social media platforms. These videos allegedly show Samra in compromising positions, including semi-nude and nude clips. These clips, reportedly filmed in a Lahore hotel, were allegedly hacked and distributed without her consent.
In another similar scandalous case in 2019, pop singer Rabi Pirzada private photos and videos were leaked after her old phone, containing sensitive content, is said to have been hacked.
Pakistani TikToker Maryam Faisal’s alleged video leak adds to the list similar obscene content online
The past few months have seen obscene videos of Pakistani influencers and social media personalities like Minahil Malik, Imsha Rehman, Mathira Khan and Kanwal Aftab have surfaced online. The most recent case is of Pakistani TikToker Maryam Faisal. TikToker Maryam Faisal boasts 0.6 million followers and millions of likes on social media. Images and videos are circulating on platforms like X and WhatsApp groups. The content, reportedly showing a girl resembling Maryam in intimate moments with a male companion.
Cybercriminals suspected behind the video leaks
The pattern suggests a systematic approach by cybercriminals to target high-profile individuals, often by hacking their devices and selling private content. These incidents not only damage the reputation of the victims but also highlight the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity measures.
As technology advances, so do cyber threats. It’s imperative for individuals, especially public figures, to be vigilant and take proactive steps to protect their digital privacy. This includes using strong passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and being cautious about sharing personal information