This Image Can Hack Your PC — Malicious Image Explained (Safe Demo)

This video exposes how a malicious image can be used in attacks and — most importantly — how to protect yourself. We explain image-based vulnerabilities at a high level, show a safe demo inside a controlled lab environment, and share practical defensive steps for everyday users and sysadmins.

Why watch:

Understand how seemingly harmless files can pose risks.

Learn detection and prevention tips you can use right away.

Demo is performed in a sandbox — do not attempt this on personal machines.

Important — Safety & Ethics:
This content is for educational and defensive purposes only. Do not try to replicate the demo on your personal device. If you are a security researcher, always use isolated lab environments.

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This Image Can Hack Your PC — Malicious Image Explained (Safe Demo)

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00:00What kind of image can you give an access to a hacker?

00:07So, I will tell you,

00:09what kind of image can you find in the back end

00:11an exit file or malicious payload bind?

00:13so that you can hack your device.

00:15But if you haven't subscribed yet, subscribe and like it.

00:18So, first of all, I have an image.

00:21Here is an exit file.

00:23I have a software file.

00:25Here is a malicious file.

00:27.exe file.

00:28.bad file.

00:29.idk

00:30Mechanic file.

00:31.dk

00:31osc Popo

00:34.dk

00:36.dk

00:37I don't like you so,

00:38.dk

00:40.ik

00:42.un

00:51.what

00:55e

00:58After this we are going to create SFX Archive

01:01We are going to go to advance

01:03Here we are going to SFX option

01:05Here we are going to run after extension

01:08First of all, we are going to image

01:10Our image is test.jpg

01:12My jpg file is here

01:14And our payload file is here

01:16For example, I have an exe file

01:18Mine.exe file

01:19After we go to modes

01:20After we go to hide down

01:22After we go to hide down

01:23After we go to unpack to temporary folder

01:25Click on logo and icon

01:27I have a use of icon

01:29I have a convert file

01:30I have a convert file

01:31I have a load file

01:33So here we are load

01:34Then we have our exe file

01:35This is our load

01:36This is our load

01:37Then we go to the general

01:39And here I have type

01:40This type

01:41And then we have a

01:43Here we have a image

01:45Here we have a image

01:47This is a image file

01:48Here we have a image file

01:49I have open

01:51This is a software

01:54I am using a user account control setting on.

01:57If you have something like this, you can use this option.

02:03If you have a payload, you can run.

02:06All the hacker has a way to run.

02:08Now, I will use the view.

02:10If you have a file name extension.

02:12If you have a file name extension, you can show it.

02:15Then, you can know that this is a file file or a jpg file.

02:18So, you can do it.

02:20option

02:25ognitory

02:27high

02:32име

02:35unlike

02:38sc

02:41they

02:42converge

02:43on

02:44too

02:46If you have a SCR extension, you can send a non-numper to anyone, so it won't open it.

02:51If I open it, our image will open it here, and the payload will be here.

02:55Now, which method is which we can put in a PNG file or JPG file?

03:00We call it PNG-JPG file, but in the backend there is a payload bind, which can give a device to a hacker.

03:07So, the method is which way?

03:08Right-click, right-click, right-click, right-click, right-click, right-click, right-click, right-click, right-click.

03:11Now, I'm going to click on PNG file, so that the victim can put in a PNG file, so that I will type in PNG.

03:17So, I have a type in PNG, and I have a PNG file now.

03:21Now, after PNG, I'm going to click on PNG, right-click, right-click, and insert unique code control character.

03:26And then I will click on star, right-to-left, override.

03:29Now, I'm going to click on enter, then refresh.

03:32After, we have an extension, but this is an XZ file, which is a image behind.

03:38Now, when, the output is

04:05I will recommend you to never notify me when I try to install and click on it.

04:13There are other options here.

04:15Go to view and go to the file name and go to your own.

04:18Your windows system and your defender will be on.

04:22This way you can use malicious files.

04:25This was for today's video.

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This Image Can Hack Your PC — Malicious Image Explained (Safe Demo)

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