jpg blackmail note, Ive hacked your account Im going to expose you etc.

Claims to have hacked my account and demands $1,000 to not release videos from my webcam (I dont have a webcam)

Usual stuff: has video, will send it to all contacts if I dont pay

jpeg file containing same as usual hi, this account has been hacked ....

1000USD as usual. from [211.238.111.253] (port=45454 helo=server1.zinitix.com) _x000D_ from [176.176.79.170.topnetpb.com.br] (unknown [170.79.176.176]) by server1.zinitix.com

Usual threat based on supposed recording while surfing porn sites, only in this case it is an image of the threatening text. Asks for 1000USD in bitcoins

Claims to have hacked system and demands payment.

blackmailing, forcing people to transfer bitcoins

jpg in email Attatchment with blackmail scam to get 1000€ - mail in german to my german account

JPEG attachement of a message the says my account was hacked and as proof the fact that the email was sent from my own email account. upon inspection of the header and source that it was from this email address. ransom asking for 1000 USD to make this all go away.

This account was infected! Renew the password immediately! You may not know me and you really are definitely surprised for what reason you are reading this email, proper? I am a hacker who burst your email box and OSa few months ago.Never attempt to communicate with me or seek for me, it is impossible, since I sent you a letter from YOUR own account that Ive hacked. <snip> Attention: You will have 2 days to perform the payment. (I have an unique pixel to this email, and right now I understand that you have read this email). To track the reading of a message and the activity within it, I installed a Facebook pixel. Thanks to them. (That whichcan be usedfor the authorities may also helpus.) In the event I fail to get bitcoins, I will certainly transfer your recording to each of your contacts, including family members, co-workers, and so forth?

This account was infected!

Appears to come from myself; jpg containing ransom note displayed even though my email client identified it as junk (which usually means no pictures get displayed). Text similar to other received ransom notes, with minor alterations. Clearly spoofed sender, but the ultimate source IP address is: 177.85.172.132

Email body claims account has been hacked and demands $1000 in Bitcoin

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