The "information" she is supposedly asking for is often a link to a "photo" or "document" that actually downloads a Trojan or keylogger to your device.
Mark the email as Spam or Phishing in your email client and delete it immediately. Casada gostosa sem calcinha pedindo informações...
Did you or download any files from the email? The "information" she is supposedly asking for is
Some versions of these emails eventually lead to a "sextortion" demand, where the sender claims to have hacked your webcam and demands payment in Bitcoin. 2. Red Flags Some versions of these emails eventually lead to
If you did click something, run a full antivirus scan on your device and consider changing your important passwords using a password manager.
Engaging with the sender marks you as a "live target," which will lead to a massive increase in spam.
You likely have no connection to the sender, and the email address often looks like a string of random characters or a compromised legitimate account. 3. Recommended Actions