“Hello pervert” sextortion emails are going through some changes and the price they’re demanding has gone up considerably.

A new variant of the hello pervert emails claims that the target’s system is infected with njRAT and spoofs the victims email address

” Hello pervert” sextortion mails keep adding new features to their email to increase credibility and urge victims to pay

Meta has taken down a whopping number of Instagram accounts directly involved in sextortion and more accounts aimed at training scammers

A list of topics we covered in the week of June 3 to June 9 of 2024

Financially motivated sextortion of teenage boys is the fastest-growing global cybercrime, according to the FBI and Homeland Security.

Multiple apps have been removed from the App Store in India after a large helping of unethical behaviour was aimed at…

The FBI has issued a warning about criminals digitally manipulating people’s faces on to pornographic images—known as deepfaking—and then using those images to…

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The FBI is warning of a particular aspect of sextortion scams: Supposed organisations that offer “help” to remove stolen images, often at…