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A woman in a professional office setting, sitting at her desk, looking contemplative as she hovers over an sextortion email on her laptop, considering whether to delete it.

ByViktor Sobiecki

January 23, 2025

Decoding Sextortion Emails: Legitimate Threats vs. Malware Scams.

A member of Interpol examining the source of a number of sextortion crimes

ByViktor Sobiecki

January 22, 2025

Interpol & Sextortion

Internet Sextortion

Let's get your nudes off of the internet together.

ByViktor Sobiecki

January 16, 2025

Getting Your Nudes Off The Internet: A Comprehensive Guide

Internet Sextortion

Understanding Revenge Porn

ByJacquelyne Diab

January 15, 2025

Understanding Revenge Porn and How to Take Action

Internet harassment

Ohio House Bill 531 Officially Criminalizes Sextortion

ByDigital Forensics Corp

January 15, 2025

Ohio Becomes the 19th State to Criminalize Sextortion as a Felony

UK lawmakers criminalize deepfake content in connection with NCIIS

ByDigital Forensics Corp

January 8, 2025

UK Government Criminalizes Deepfake Content: A Major Step in Combating Cybercrime

Image of Cease & Desist Letter Cover Page.

ByDigital Forensics Corp

January 8, 2025

Is A Cease & Desist Letter Effective Against Blackmail?

A laptop screen displays the question "What Is BLACKMAIL?" in bold white letters against a dark background featuring a stylized red triangle. Heavy chains appear to bind the laptop screen, suggesting entrapment and coercion.

ByViktor Sobiecki

January 7, 2025

How to Recognize and Avoid Online Blackmail

Digital Blackmail

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