"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email

Online users, be aware of the "What The ... Are You Doing, Pedophile" sextortion email scam below. The scam is being used by scammers to frighten and trick their potential victims into sending them money via Bitcoin. But, do not send the thieves or tricksters your money because the same scammers have not infected your device with a Trojan horse virus, and do not have video clips or recordings of you watching vidoes from adult websites.

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What The Are You Doing Pedophile Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email

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The "What The ... Are You Doing, Pedophile" Sextortion Scam

Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2019 1:40:16 PM

Subject: What the ... are you doing, pedophile ?

WAKE UP [email address]!

Do you really think it was some kind of joke or that you can ignore me?

I can see what you are doing, pedo.

Stop SHOPPING and ... around, your time is almost over.

Yea, I know what you were doing on Saturday. I am observing you.

Btw. nice car you have got there.. I wonder how it will look with big

'PEDOPHILE' stickers..

Because you think you are smarter and can disregard me, I am posting the 4 videos I recorded with you masturbating to kids right now. I will upload the videos I acquired along with some of your details to the online forum. I am sure they will love to see you in action, and you will soon discover what we do with pedophiles like you.

If you do not fund this bitcoin address with 5.000 USD by next Friday, i will contact your relatives and everybody on your contact lists and show them your pedophilia recordings.

The bitcoin price changed since I last contacted you, here are the new transfer details:

Send:

0.49173158 BTC

to this Bitcoin address:

36DDQBa32UYy...

There are many places you can buy bitcoin like Bitstamp, Coinbase, Kraken etc. Register, validate your account, buy 0.49173158 BTC and send to my address - 36DDQBa32UYyP9J2FPMcM99dW3r2cqHfnB - copy it and paste.

5.000 USD - 0.49173158 BTC.

If you want to save yourself - better act fast, because right now you are ... We will not leave you alone, and there are many people on the groups that will make your life feel really bad, you ... pedophile.

N1ghTm4r3

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March 25, 2022 at 6:10 AM by
"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email
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The following Bitcoin wallet is being used by scammers: 1BYb79BbSzKZ3tgUekCbxW9ee8dAMLaEtW

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September 2, 2019 at 7:44 AM by
"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email
an anonymous user from: Ross on Wye, England, United Kingdom

I too have received the 2 emails from N1ghTm4r3

Nothing coming up through my antI virus checks etc.

Nothing obvious in message that relates to me - my car is a small Aygo ;o)

I def don't have money either.

Hope no one falls for this

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September 1, 2019 at 7:29 AM by
"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email
an anonymous user from: London, England, United Kingdom

The originators should be given at least 10 years in jail. I'd cut their fingers off maybe, stop them typing.

Delete

August 21, 2019 at 6:33 AM by
"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email
an anonymous user from: Hatfield, England, United Kingdom

I got exactly the same emails, within a few days of each other.

I’ve been getting the usual sextortion mails since last November.

I think I’ll just get a new email address, and be done with it.

Delete

August 21, 2019 at 6:42 AM by
"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email
info

That may not stop the emails. This is because when you send emails to your friends, their computers or devices may get infected with a malware that harvest email addresses. This malware will send your email address and other addresses to the cybercriminals, who will start sending spam and other malicious emails to you.

What you can do is flag the emails as spam so your spam filter can learn to block them.

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August 19, 2019 at 3:40 PM by
"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email
an anonymous user from: Singapore, Central Singapore, Singapore

I have received these exact same emails in recent days, which are obviously bullsh**t. In fact, the size of each my "m**********n" videos are *exactly* the same as the other users posted above, down to the MB. What a coincidence!

Delete

August 19, 2019 at 11:37 AM by
"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email
info

I have receive yesterday exactly this email, after receiving on last thursday another similar email from the same "person".

Theese are the email:

Email 1 on last thursday:

"Yeah. I know you are a pedophile.

Actually I know way more about you than you think.

I am a computer scientist (internet security specialist) with affiliation

with the Anonymous group.

Few months ago you downloaded an application.

That application had a special code implanted purposely.

Since the moment you installed it, your device started to act like a Remote

Desktop I was able to access anytime.

The program allowed me to access your desktop, your camera(s), your files,

passwords and contact lists. I also know where you live and where you work..

I was observing you for quite some time and what I have collected here is

overwhelming.

I know about your sexual preferences and your interest in young bodies.

I have secured 4 video files clearly showing how you mɑsturbate (captured

from your camera) to young teenagers (captured from your internet browser).

Glued together is a pretty overwhelming evidence that you are a pedophile.

The timestamps on the video files indicate the exact time you have been

mɑsturbating to teenagers:

xxxx 1564473593.mp4 (97.5 MB)

xxxx 1563846659.mp4 (106.5 MB)

xxxx 1562644139.mp4 (102.8 MB)

xxxx _1563070620.mp4 (12.8 MB)

I am not here to judge the morality of your sexual preferences, I am here to

make money. Because I know you are a wealthy person and that you do care

about your reputation, I am willing to gίve you a chance to atone and I

will leave you alone.

You do know what Bitcoin is, right?

You must fund a special address with 5,000 ÙSD in Bitcoin, otherwise, I am

going to seƞd those video files to your family members, friends and your

work buddies.

I know it may be time consuming to buy 5,000 ÙSD in bitcoin, so I will

gίve you exɑctly one week. Search on google 'how to buy bitcoin' and seƞd

it to me.

Enough is enough. I have seen enough..

If you do not Ѕeƞd the bitcoins in one week, I will also Ѕeƞd those

video recordings to your local police office. Your life will be ruined,

trust me. Ƭrɑnsfer details are below..

Ѕeƞd exɑctly:

0.5031349 BTC

to my bitcoin address:

3BcGU6TpzKegD9kQixXmUprQ94ZcPgusUS

(copy and paste)

1 BTC is worth 9,850 ÙSD right now, so Ѕeƞd exɑctly: 0.5031349 BTC.

Make sure the amounț and address is copied correctly - this way I will know

the trɑnsfer is coming from you.

As soon as you seƞd bitcoins, I will remove the videos from my drive and

remove the software allowing me to access your device.

If you do not cooperate, I will start seƞding out those videos to people

you care about.

Not excluded that after seƞding to one person, I will ask 10x more from

you. I can make you suffer, trust me.

Don't even think about going to police. If you try, I will immediately know

it and I will Ѕeƞd them your mɑsturbation videos, pedo.

5,000 ÙSD is a fair price for my Ѕileƞce don't you think?

You have only one week & better act fast.

Ѕeƞd exɑctly:

0.5031349 BTC

to my bitcoin address:

3BcGU6TpzKegD9kQixXmUprQ94ZcPgusUS

(copy and paste)

Do not reply to this email, it's an untraceable one time message.

I will contact you.

Remember, I am watching you.

N1ghTm4r3

Delete

August 19, 2019 at 9:42 AM by
"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email
an anonymous user from: Houston, Texas, United States

Our office has received 2 sextortion emails from N1ghTm4r3. Both have a different email address and bitcoin address associated with them. Here is the first one (identifying markers removed)...

-Original Message-

From: N1ghTm4r3 <tjapkomandel38@alveolite.vaganti.top>

Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2019 11:43 PM

To:

Subject: I know you are a pedophile..

Yeah. I know you are a pedophile.

Actually I know way more about you than you think.

I am a computer scientist (internet security specialist) with affiliation with the Anonymous group.

Few months ago you downloaded an application.

That application had a special code implanted purposely.

Since the moment you installed it, your device started to act like a Remote Desktop I was able to access anytime.

The program allowed me to access your desktop, your camera(s), your files, passwords and contact lists. I also know where you live and where you work..

I was observing you for quite some time and what I have collected here is overwhelming.

I know about your sexual preferences and your interest in young bodies.

I have secured 4 video files clearly showing how you mɑsturbate (captured from your camera) to young teenagers (captured from your internet browser).

Glued together is a pretty overwhelming evidence that you are a pedophile.

The timestamps on the video files indicate the exact time you have been mɑsturbating to teenagers:

_1561133560.mp4 (68.1 MB)

_1562332736.mp4 (94.0 MB)

_1564843862.mp4 (31.6 MB)

_1563813364.mp4 (83.2 MB)

I am not here to judge the morality of your sexual preferences, I am here to make money. Because I know you are a wealthy person and that you do care about your reputation, I am willing to gίve you a chance to atone and I will leave you alone.

You do know what Bitcoin is, right?

You must fund a special address with 5,000 ÙSD in Bitcoin, otherwise, I am going to seƞd those video files to your family members, friends and your work buddies.

I know it may be time consuming to buy 5,000 ÙSD in bitcoin, so I will gίve you exɑctly one week. Search on google 'how to buy bitcoin' and seƞd it to me.

Enough is enough. I have seen enough..

If you do not Ѕeƞd the bitcoins in one week, I will also Ѕeƞd those video recordings to your local police office. Your life will be ruined, trust me. Ƭrɑnsfer details are below..

Ѕeƞd exɑctly:

0.4912406 BTC

to my bitcoin address:

3NgNa47xRkEgusUwp9eL3Dsv8YWiqWS1WR

(copy and paste)

1 BTC is worth 10,185 ÙSD right now, so Ѕeƞd exɑctly: 0.4912406 BTC.

Make sure the amounț and address is copied correctly - this way I will know the trɑnsfer is coming from you.

As soon as you seƞd bitcoins, I will remove the videos from my drive and remove the software allowing me to access your device.

If you do not cooperate, I will start seƞding out those videos to people you care about.

Not excluded that after seƞding to one person, I will ask 10x more from you. I can make you suffer, trust me.

Don't even think about going to police. If you try, I will immediately know it and I will Ѕeƞd them your mɑsturbation videos, pedo.

5,000 ÙSD is a fair price for my Ѕileƞce don't you think?

You have only one week & better act fast.

Ѕeƞd exɑctly:

0.4912406 BTC

to my bitcoin address:

3NgNa47xRkEgusUwp9eL3Dsv8YWiqWS1WR

(copy and paste)

Do not reply to this email, it's an untraceable one time message.

I will contact you.

Remember, I am watching you.

N1ghTm4r3

Delete

August 19, 2019 at 9:18 AM by
"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email
an anonymous user from: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

Email 2, yesterday

WAKE UP x*x@x*x!

Do you really think it was some kind of joke or that you can ignore me?

I can see what you are doing, pedo.

Stop SHOPPING and f***king around, your time is almost over.

Yea, I know what you were doing on Saturday. I am observing you.

Btw. nice car you have got there.. I wonder how it will look with big

'PEDOPHILE' stickers..

Because you think you are smarter and can disregard me, I am posting the 4

videos I recorded with you m**********g to kids right now. I will upload the

videos I acquired along with some of your details to the online forum. I am

sure they will love to see you in action, and you will soon discover what we

do with pedophiles like you.

If you do not fund this bitcoin address with 5.000 USD by next Friday, I

will contact your relatives and everybody on your contact lists and show

them your pedophilia recordings.

The bitcoin price changed since I last contacted you, here are the new

transfer details:

Send:

0.49125819 BTC

to this Bitcoin address:

3PRVWSE6tgVdHESQdgtcUUGuSV1YBrqpZm

There are many places you can buy bitcoin like Bitstamp, Coinbase, Kraken

etc. Register, validate your account, buy 0.49125819 BTC and send to my

address - 3PRVWSE6tgVdHESQdgtcUUGuSV1YBrqpZm - copy it and paste.

5.000 USD - 0.49125819 BTC.

If you want to save yourself - better act fast, because right now you are

F***KED. We will not leave you alone, and there are many people on the groups

that will make your life feel really bad, you f***king pedophile.

N1ghTm4r3"

I amd little worried bout, I do not knot if theses email are simple spams which want to make money or they have personal information

Delete

August 19, 2019 at 7:57 AM by
"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email
an anonymous user from: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

I have receive yesterday exactly this email

Delete

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"What The Are You Doing Pedophile" Sextortion Bitcoin Scam Email