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To: [email protected]
Date: Thu, 02 Oct 2025 11:54:27 GMT
Subject: Your time is almost up.
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Hello dear,
There is no reason to relax at all but you don’t need to panic and have to read my message carefully.
It is really important, moreover, it’s crucial for you.
Joking aside, I mean it. You don’t know who I am but I am more than familiar with you.
Probably, now the only question that torments your mind is how, am I correct?
Well, your internet behavior was very indiscreet and I’m pretty sure, you know it well.
So do I.
You were browsing embarrassing videos, clicking unsafe links and visiting websites that no ordinary man would visit.
I secretly embedded malware into an adult site, and you unknowingly wandered right into it.
Just like a blind kitten, you didn’t know the danger that was just near you.
While you were busy with your suspicious Internet activity, your system was breached by Remote Desktop Protocol,
granting me unrestricted access to your device.
From that moment, I received the ability to observe everything happening on your screen, and discreetly activate your camera and microphone, and you wouldn’t even realize it.
Thank you, I know, I am a smart guy.
Since then and until now I have been monitoring your internet activities.
Honestly, I was pretty upset with the things I saw.
I was daring to delve far beyond into your digital footprint—call it excessive curiosity, if you will.
The result? An extensive stash of sensitive data extracted from your device, every corner of your web activity examined with scientific precision.
To make matters more...
intriguing, I’ve saved these recordings—clips that capture you partaking in,
let’s say, pretty controversial moments within the privacy of your home.
These videos and snapshots are damningly clear: one side reveals the content you were watching, and the other...
well, it features you in situations we both know you wouldn’t want to be published for public viewing.
Suffice it to say, I have all the pieces of the puzzle—images, recordings, and details of the far too vivid pictures.
Pictures you definitely wouldn’t want anyone else to see.
However, with just a single click, I could reveal this to every contact you have—no exceptions, no filters.
Now you are hoping for a rescue, I understand. But let me be clear: don’t expect any mercy or second chances from me.
Now, here’s the deal: I’m offering you a way out.
Two choices, and what happens next depends entirely on your decision.
Option One: Pretend this message doesn’t exist. Ignore me, and you’ll quickly discover the consequences of that choice.
The video will be shared with your entire network. Your colleagues, friends, and family will have front-row seats to a spectacle you’d rather they never saw.
Imagine their reactions. Holy shit, what an embarrassment! Well, actions have consequences. Don’t play the victim—this is on you.
Option Two: Pay me to keep this matter buried. Consider it a privacy fee—a small price to ensure your secrets remain where they belong: hidden.
Here’s how it works: once I receive the payment, I’ll erase everything. No leaks. No traces. Your life continues as if nothing ever happened.
The payment must be made in cryptocurrency—no exceptions.
I’m aiming for a resolution that works for us both, but let me emphasize: my terms are final and non-negotiable.
1450 USD to my Bitcoin address below:1LxyYESb7jbBoi6pQT5hkxJj6bBDbgUdMN
The choice is yours. The clock is ticking.
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Almost all the messages that arrive here are garbage! Resist the urge to click on any unexpected or questionable links.
It may happen that e-mail will claim to come from liamon.com, especially from some administrative role or process. These are certainly garbage. There are no accounts to expire. There are no passwords to leak. There aren't administrators sending messages to liamon.com addresses. These are certainly phishing attempts.
Absolutely ignore those links!