"We’re interrupting all programming tonight for breaking news about what cybersecurity officials are calling the most dangerous digital weapon ever created. Its name is ‘DarkShark,’ and sources confirm it was developed by the hacker group known as DedSec."

"From what we’ve learned, DarkShark isn’t a virus in the normal sense. It’s a complete system destroyer. Once activated, it spreads across networks in seconds, gaining access to cameras, servers, phones, anything that’s connected. It shuts them down and wipes everything clean, no recovery, no backups, nothing."

"Cybercrime experts are describing it as a failsafe, designed to erase any trace of DedSec’s activity if their operations go wrong. But something’s different this time. They say the tool may be acting on its own now. Entire systems have gone dark with no command issued."

"Governments and corporations are scrambling to isolate their networks. Security teams report that even air-gapped systems aren’t fully safe. It doesn’t just delete, it consumes. When DarkShark finishes, there’s nothing left to analyze. It’s like the data never existed."

"Authorities are urging all sectors to stay offline if possible. No one knows how to stop it. And every expert we’ve talked to says the same thing, once DarkShark appears, it’s already too late."