Dangerous application that can 'penetrate' women's clothes in seconds has been removed

DeepNude, the app that looks through clothing based on deepfake technology, has the ability to create a false body image with just a click of the mouse, which has been taken down by the development team after a few hours of attention. The application development team deleted the website, stopped selling the app, and announced it would not release additional versions because they realized 'the ability of users to misuse the purpose is too high .'

Posting on Twitter, the development team DeepNude said the application's farewell, 'the world is not ready for the DeepNude application '. The development team said the application was published a few months ago, including both paid and free versions, but recently DeepNude is well known.

There are still a few copies of DeepNude online, but the app's development team says they don't want to be the ones to sell them.

However, a member of the Reddit forum has created a successful crack of this 'see-through' application and warns users that data can be collected.

DeepNude is a free version with the ability to 'strip' the character in the image but gives unclear results and has the word 'Fake' included. If you want a clear picture quality, users must use the high-end version for $ 99.

Redditor said that after nearly four hours of tinkering with the program, he discovered that DeepNude stores email addresses in image metadata created to track the owner of the image. This only happens with premium accounts.

This person commented that the author of DeepNude only took visual machine learning libraries in python and set up with female images, then packaged into a complete program. Therefore, it is not difficult to develop similar applications.

After successfully hacking the high-end version of DeepNude and he shared it on the Reddit forum.

Articles about DeepNude crack and the topic of this application are now removed from Reddit due to violation of content policy.

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