The last time you visited a Porn website Bitcoin Email Scam (Virus removal guide)

Did you receive an e-mail that starts with something like “The last time you visited a Porn website“? Since you are reading this article, then probably Yes. This message is a bitcoin email scam that uses your email account name to convince you that the hacker was able to hack your email box, get full access to your computer and use you webcam to record video while you watch adult websites (porn). In order to keep the video from being sent to your contacts, the hacker demands a ransom payment in bitcoins.

“The last time you visited a Porn website” Bitcoin Email Scam

Our team continue to receive reports of fraudulent messages. Recent version demands $2000 ransom payment. Below is an example of one of the extortion messages being sent out. The wording varies to some extent, but the email message looks something like this:

The last time you visited a porn website with teens,
you downloaded and installed the software I developed.

My program has turned on your camera and recorded
the process of your masturbation.

My software has also grabbed all your email contact lists
and a list of your friends on Facebook.

I have the – Sales.mp4 – with you jerking off to teens
as well as a file with all your contacts on my computer.

You are very perverted!

If you want me to delete both the files and keep the secret,
you must send me Bitcoin payment. I give you 72 hours for the payment.

If you don’t know how to pay with Bitcoin, visit Google and search.

Send 2.000 USD to this Bitcoin address as soon as possible:

34riPDRVQsLa2jncZiyJLbq1hMSiXv7hAS
(copy and paste)

1 BTC = 9,455 USD right now, so send exactly 0.211497 BTC
to the address provided above.

Do not try to cheat me!
As soon as you open this Email I will know you opened it.
I am tracking all actions on your device.

This Bitcoin address is linked to you only,
so I will know when you send the correct amount.
When you pay in full, I will remove both files and deactivate my program.

If you don’t send the payment, I will send your masturbation video
to ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES from your contact lists I hacked.

Here are the payment details again:

Send 0.211497 BTC to this Bitcoin address:

34riPDRVQsLa2jncZiyJLbq1hMSiXv7hAS

You саn visit police but nobody can help you. I know what I am doing.
I don’t live in your country and I know how to stay anonymous.

Don’t try to deceive me – I will know it immediately – my spy software is
recording all the websites you visit and all keys you press.
If you do – I will send this ugly recording to everyone you know,
including your family.

Don’t cheat me! Don’t forget the shame and if you ignore this message your
life will be ruined.

I am waiting for your Bitcoin payment.
You have 72 hours left.

Anonymous Hacker

Anyone else had one of these?

There must be a few men who panic a bit when getting an email like this!

However it just made me think, just how secure is the camera on a MacBook etc?
Im assuming it is actually possible for someone to hack into this, as well as the email account…..

hopefully its not a genuine blackmail attempt……
Especially as its my work email address!!

New scam variant:

The last time you visited a pornographic website with young teenagers,
you downloaded and automatically installed spying software that I created.

My program has turned on your camera and recorded the act of ur masturbation and the video you were watching while masturbating.

also got your contact lists, phone numbers, emails, social media contacts.

I have the mp4 video file with ur masturbation and a file with all your contacts on my hard drive.

If you want me to delete both files and keep your secret, you must send me the Bitcoin payment.

I give you last 72 hours to transfer the funds. amount: 0.083 Bit-Coin (approximately 950 USD)
Bitcoin address: 1EefRTet3NCdf8rTdncd1krkdUKLWsX6Uj

You may also save the address somewhere not to lose the details. search google on how to get Bitcoin fast and easy.

Next time you cover your cameras, somebody may watch it!

Limit yourself to one time per month if you can`t go completely NoFap.

Is this threat real?

Good news: thankfully, it’s fake. This email message is nothing more than a new Bitcoin Email Scam. Scammers got email address from data breach dumps and are using it to shake you down.

Should you pay?

The best advice is: Don’t pay the ransom! If you receive the blackmail scam, just ignore the scammers’ empty threats. The best way to deal with the scam email is simply to move it to trash!

Threat Summary

Name	The last time you visited a Porn website
Type	Bitcoin Email Scam, Phishing, Scam, Fraud
Ransom amount	$2000
BTC Wallet	34riPDRVQsLa2jncZiyJLbq1hMSiXv7hAS, 34fZ4aztR1neoNjW7fnXb74d4dWLkqnm7v, 3HGFZEw9wHvjtmkzqpBFu5X2sWbAdap8Ct
Distribution method	spam email campaigns
Removal	To remove The last time you visited a Porn website our computer security experts recommend use the removal guide

What to do when you receive the “The last time you visited a Porn website” email scam

We advice to someone who gets this fraudulence message:

Do not panic.
Scammers will try to rush you, pressure you to make a decision to pay him. We recommend you do not pay a ransom, because your payment will only increase attacks against you.
If there’s a link in the scam email, do not click it, otherwise you could unwittingly install malware or ransomware on your computer.
Report the email spam to the FTC at https://www.ftc.gov/
Scan your computer for malware.
Install an anti-phishing software.
If you receive an email that is similar but not the same as the example above, make sure you remove any personal info in this message, then post it as comment on this article. It will help our team monitor the latest scams.

How to scan your PC for malware

The simplest way to detect and remove malware is to use an antimalware program capable of detecting malicious software. We recommend try Zemana Anti Malware or another malicious software remover which listed below. It has excellent detection rate when it comes to PUPs, spyware, adware, hijacker infections and other malware.

Zemana Free is a malware removal tool. Currently, there are two versions of the program, one of them is free and second is paid (premium). The principle difference between the free and paid version of the tool is real-time protection module. If you just need to scan your computer for malware and remove malicious software, then the free version will be enough for you.

First, visit the following page, then click the ‘Download’ button in order to download the latest version of Zemana.

Zemana AntiMalware
164112 downloads
Author: Zemana Ltd
Category: Security tools
Update: July 16, 2019
Once you have downloaded the install file, make sure to double click on the Zemana.AntiMalware.Setup. This would start the Zemana Anti-Malware (ZAM) install on your PC.
Select install language and click ‘OK’ button.
On the next screen ‘Setup Wizard’ simply press the ‘Next’ button and follow the prompts.
Finally, once the install is done, Zemana Free will open automatically. Else, if doesn’t then double-click on the Zemana Anti-Malware (ZAM) icon on your desktop.
Now that you have successfully install Zemana, let’s see How to use Zemana Anti Malware (ZAM) to remove Allowpush.club ads from your computer.
After you have started the Zemana Anti Malware (ZAM), you’ll see a window such as the one below, just click ‘Scan’ button . Zemana Free tool will begin scanning the whole PC to find out malicious software.
Now pay attention to the screen while Zemana scans your personal computer.
Once the system scan is finished, Zemana will display a scan report. All found threats will be marked. You can delete them all by simply click ‘Next’ button.
Zemana Anti Malware (ZAM) may require a restart computer in order to complete malware removal procedure.
If you want to permanently remove malicious software from your computer, then click ‘Quarantine’ icon, select all malware, adware, PUPs and other threats and click Delete.
Restart your PC system to complete the adware removal process.

How to protect yourself from phishing web-sites

One of the worst things is the fact that you cannot block all phishing web-sites using only built-in Microsoft Windows capabilities. However, there is a program out that you can use to block unwanted ads, phishing and malicious web-sites in any modern browsers including IE, Mozilla Firefox, Chrome and Microsoft Edge. It is named Adguard and it works very well.

Download AdGuard on your personal computer by clicking on the following link.

Adguard download
26657 downloads
Version: 6.4
Author: © Adguard
Category: Security tools
Update: November 15, 2018
After the download is complete, launch the downloaded file. You will see the “Setup Wizard” program window. Follow the prompts.
Once the installation is done, click “Skip” to close the install program and use the default settings, or click “Get Started” to see an quick tutorial which will help you get to know AdGuard better.
In most cases, the default settings are enough and you don’t need to change anything. Each time, when you start your computer, AdGuard will launch automatically and stop unwanted ads, block phishing web-sites, as well as other harmful or misleading webpages. For an overview of all the features of the program, or to change its settings you can simply double-click on the icon called AdGuard, that is located on your desktop.