TikTok fixes a major bug that allowed cyber hackers to take control of videos

The most happening social media application TikTok has done a major update which fixes the major flaw that allowed cyber hackers to take control of videos. The issue leads the attacker to send fake messages to the victim. Clicking a malicious link which is contained in a message would give access to the user’s account, which allows them to upload or delete videos, and also make the private videos public, and also have access to extract confidential data of the victim.