Sextortion Email Variant: With QR Code
Reader Robert submitted a sextortion email with a twist: it contains a QR code:
In case you're wondering: I covered the QR code with a cross. I don't want you to pay ransom by accident.
All the text in this email is a picture, except for the Bitcoin address. Hence this SPAM variant might be harder to detect by anti-SPAM engines.
The QR code decodes to:
bitcoin:1F3PqNUSQtv3znDduVgmk4Vq6pf8BFKo62?amount=0.16012
Didier Stevens
Senior handler
Microsoft MVP
blog.DidierStevens.com DidierStevensLabs.com
Keywords: QRcode sextortion
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