Category: Scams

Like I said before, we need to start naming these variants like we name COVID-19 or influenza strains. Same scam as before, and again claiming they have access ...

I’m starting to think we need to start naming variants of this scam email the same way we name variants of COVID-19. Hi! Unfortunately, I have some bad ne...

Yes, I received this on Christmas Day from “Heather”. Imagine that! Hello, Hopefully you actually do not mind my language sentence structure, since ...

This may sound like an advertisement for my previous article on hosting a mail server on your home network, since doing so for the last several years has allowe...

This is new to me and the first time I’ve received this type of e-mail. I’ve redacted all names since the photographer on whose behalf this email ap...

This one is a little different from the previous ones I’ve received, but still the same pattern. Interestingly this time they’re demanding Ethereum ...

Slightly different from previous e-mails I’ve received, but otherwise still more of the same. Hi! I’m a hacker who hacked your operating system a fe...

Another scam message came to my inbox today, and it used a rather clever encoding. It looks like plaintext, but it isn’t. It uses high-order 32-bit Unicod...

This one came into my junk folder earlier today: Your password ιs [REDACTED]. Ι kηοw a lοt mοre thηgs abοuτ you τhαn thατ. How? Ι plαced a malwαre oη τhe pοrn w...

And for accessibility (without the character manipulation): i am aware ******** one of your passphrases. Lets get directly to point. absolutely no one has paid ...