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Sextortion Phishing Emails: Why They Scare People And What To Do

Sextortion phishing emails use fear, shame, and urgency to trick people into paying scammers. These messages often claim the sender hacked your computer, watched you on adult websites, and recorded you through your camera. In most cases, the scammer has no video and no access. They may only have your email address, or possibly an old password from a past data breach. This article explains how these scams work, why they scare people, and what steps you should take if you receive one.

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