Pictures of President Trump's suffering a stroke and a supposed virus attached to them are both non-existent entities.
Pictures of President Trump suffering a stroke are being used to spread a virus that wipes computers and cellphones.
It’s not uncommon for scammers to post headlines and images on social media that tease compelling news stories (such as celebrity deaths, horrible accidents, or earth-shaking political developments) in order to lure users into clicking through on them. Those users don’t end up viewing information or video about the promised stories, however, but instead are often led to sites that promote scam offers (such as sweepstakes surveys) or distribute computer viruses and other malware.
President Trump has not suffered a stroke, of course, and such messages are nearly identical to an earlier fake virus warnings that cautioned users not to click on a picture of “two police officers arresting Donald Trump.” Like that previous variant, The “Trump suffering from a stroke” messages do not reference any real virus or malware threat and should be ignored as hoaxes.