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Ignore These Scam Emails, Even If You Might Have Nude Pics of Your Girlfriend
Cyber criminals are stooping on an all-new low in this recently discovered email scam that targets you and your relationship (if you have or had one, that is.) It also puts the spotlight on your girlfriend and her naked pictures--and if you did a double take on that last phrase because they actually do exist, then by all means, keep on reading.
Scam emails that claim that someone has somehow gotten their hands on your lady's nude photos are currently making the rounds, and they aren't pretty--mainly for the reason that they're being sent with an attachment labeled as 'Photo.ZIP' that has been infected with malware.
Security experts from Sophos report having intercepted a number of emails that are spreading the file with the malware identified as Mal/EncPk-NS and Troj/Zbot-CCH.
The emails use a series of subjects such as:
These subjects sound pretty alarming, which might cause concerned users to open them right away and click on to that attachment without any second thoughts.
An example of an email message from this scam, with a subject that reads 'Lets put this behind us once and for all' reads:
If you get an email that sounds remotely like these, hit delete and tell your friends and network to do the same. Remember, don't download or open email attachments from shady senders or if the message that accompanies them doesn't sound legit.