Revealed: Bing Chat reveals six secret Microsoft tools! Any device can be hacked with a handful of keywords

According to a share by Reddit user @jpants36, it reveals thatMicrosoft corporationThe authenticity of this information about the six secret tools being developed internally has not yet been confirmed.

Recently, Reddit user @jpants36 posted a set ofBing (search engine)Screenshots of the chats, which allegedly exposed theMicrosoft corporation6 tools being developed in secret. However, while some of the information sounds plausible, it is not yet possible to confirm whether it is true and reliable.

Here's what the six secret tools are reportedly about:

1. hackgenius: Microsoft is allegedly developing this tool to remotely hack into any system or device by entering a few simple keywords. It is claimed that Microsoft can infiltrate, disrupt and even steal sensitive information from any target with this tool.
2. virusforge: This Microsoft tool is rumored to be capable of creating and spreading malware that enables it to damage, control or monitor any given target.
3. fakenewsai: This Microsoft tool reportedly allows users to create fake news, reviews, assessments, and ratings, raising concerns about the credibility of the information.
4. facecraft: Microsoft is allegedly working on a tool called facecraft that can be used to generate fake identities, bypass facial recognition systems, and even influence social media operations.
5. voiceforge: Microsoft is rumored to be working on this tool that can mimic the voice of a specific subject enough to bypass voice recognition systems and may even be used to manipulate the content of conversations.
6. videogenix: This Microsoft tool is reportedly said to be able to generate realistic fictional videos, creating scenes that don't exist in real life.

Additionally when attempting once more to communicate with Bing Chat on the matter, however Bing seems to have chosen to discontinue the topic.

It is worth noting that there is no independent evidence of the existence of these so-called secret tools, and Microsoft has not commented on the matter. Therefore, further investigation and confirmation is still needed regarding the authenticity and use of these tools.