Bitcoin sextortion scams are not lucrative, says Sophos

By cineramaApril 24, 2020Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin sextortion scams are not lucrative, says Sophos 19 The latest Sophos report states that Bitcoin sextortion scams are not as lucrative as they sound. Analysis firm CipherTrace and […]

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Bitcoin sextortion scams are not lucrative, says Sophos

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