Ghibli trend and cyberattack: The Ghibli trend is still viral on social media. In such a situation, if you have also made your photos with this trend for fun, then this fun may soon turn into punishment because there is now a possibility of a cyber attack from the Ghibli trend. Ghibli is also harming our privacy.

Experts say that there is a lack of clarity in the privacy policy from social media platforms to AI tools. In such a situation, there is every possibility of misuse of photo data being collected through the Ghibli trend.

Threat to cyber security

Vishal Salvi, CEO of Quick Heal Technologies, a company providing cyber security, says that Quick AI tools use neural style transfer calculation style. In such a situation, these AI tools can read and store many different types of data just by uploading your photo.

He warned that even if companies claim not to store data, the uploaded photos can be used to train AI models for surveillance or advertising.

McAfee's Pratim Mukherjee also has a similar opinion. He says that privacy policies and AI tools are designed in such a way that it does not let users understand what kind of data they are consenting to collect. Many times, users share data they do not need in the name of creativity.

Experts say that your photo data can be used for deepfakes and identity theft. Kaspersky's Vladislav Tushkanov says that data collected from photos can be leaked or sold on the dark web. He emphasized that once a photo is made public, it is difficult to take it back.

This data can be stolen along with the photo.

Whenever you upload a photo to the AI ​​tool for Ghibli Trend, you not only share your facial details but also share many other types of data. This includes the location, time, and metadata of your device. This can put your privacy at risk.

You need to be cautious while sharing personal photos on AI apps. This includes using strong passwords, enabling authentication, and removing metadata before uploading.

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