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Blog / Re: SCAM WARNING - Sexploitation/Blackmail Bitcoin Address List
« Last post by kat on May 07, 2025, 07:04:56 PM »bc1qd2jngsy4x5cxf4k45kdhahqyncqg5xefgz6 6py
Subject: You're unlucky today.
Body: Hello.
I am an experienced programmer, who has managed to hack the Operating System in your device.
It's been few months by now that I have been observing you.
My virus has infected your device via the **** that you have recently accessed.
If you don't know how it works, I will share the details below.
Trojan virus grants me with a full access as well as control over the device that you use.
As result, I am able to see your entire screen, turn on your camera as well as microphone, and you won't even about that.
In addition, I have also a complete access to your whole contacts list from social networks and your directory.
So, why your antivirus was not able to detect any malicious software?
- The malicious software uses a special driver that gets updated on 4-hours basis, hereby your antivirus is not able to detect it.
I have montaged a video, which shows the way you **** on your left section of the screen, while the right section displays the video watched by you at that moment.
Just in one click of my mouse, I can directly share send your private video with your mail and social networks contacts list.
In addition, I can also share access details to your e-mails as well as messengers.
If you would like to avoid this from happening, then:
Complete 1300 $ (USD) transfer to my bitcoin wallet (if you have no idea regarding how it is done, seek for assistance from Google: "Buy bitcoin").
My bitcoin wallet (BTC Wallet): [bitcoin address]
Once the payment has been received, I will straight away proceed with deleting your video, and can guarantee that will leave you in peace afterwards.
I have given you 50 hours (slightly more than 2 days) to complete the payment.
I receive an automatic notification when this email has been read. Likewise, the timer will automatically start after you read current email.
Do not waste your time trying to send a reply to me, because it won't work (the sender's address gets generated automatically).
Moreover, don't try to file a complaint anywhere, because this writing as well as my bitcoin-address cannot be separated anyway.
I always remain fail-safe.
If I find out that you have tried sharing this email with anyone else, your private video will straight away be published to everyone.
Good luck!
Subject: New Letter
Body: Hello!
I am a hac ker who has access to your ope rating system.
I also have full access to your account.
I've been watching you for a few months now.
The fact is that you were infe cted with mal ware through an *** ** site that you visited.
If you are not familiar with this, I will explain.
Tr ojan Viru s gives me full access and control over a computer or other device.
This means that I can see everything on your screen, turn on the camera and microphone, but you do not know about it.
I also have access to all your contacts and all your correspondence.
Why your antiv irus did not detect mal ware?
Answer: My mal ware uses the driver, I update its signatures every 4 hours so that your anti virus is silent.
I made a video showing how you sati sfy yourself in the left half of the screen, and in the right half you see the video that you watched.
With one click of the mouse, I can send this video to all your emails and contacts on social networks.
I can also post access to all your e-mail correspondence and messengers that you use.
If you want to prevent this,
transfer the amount of 1 300 USD (US dollars) to my bit coin address (if you do not know how to do this, write to Google: "Buy Bit coin").
My bit coin address ( BTC Wall et) is:
[bitcoin address]
After receiving the pay ment, I will delete the video and you will never hear me again.
I give you 55 hours (more than 2 days) to pay .
I have a notice reading this letter, and the timer will work when you see this letter.
Filing a complaint somewhere does not make sense because this email cannot be tracked like my bit coin address.
I do not make any mistakes.
If I find that you have shared this message with someone else, the video will be immedi ately distributed.
Best regards!
Subject: Pending for payment.
Body: Greetings!<br>
Have you seen lately my e-mail to you from an account of yours?<br> Yeah, that merely confirms that I have gained a complete access to device of yours.<br> <br> Within the past several months, I was observing you.<br> Are you still surprised how could that happen? Frankly speaking, malware has infected your devices and it's coming from an ****, which you used to visit. <br> Although all this stuff may seem unfamiliar to you, but let me try to explain that to you.<br> <br> With aid of Trojan Viruses, I managed to gain full access to any PC or other types of devices.<br> That merely means that I can watch you whenever I want via your screen just by activating your camera as well as microphone, while you don't even know about that. <br> Moreover, I have also received access to entire contacts list as well as full correspondence of yours.<br> <br> You may be wondering, "However, my PC is protected by a legitimate antivirus, so how could that happen? Why couldn't I get any alerts?" <br> To be honest, the reply is quite straightforward: malware of mine utilizes drivers, which update the signatures on 4-hourly basis, <br> which turns them to become untraceable, and hereby making your antivirus remain idle.<br> <br> I have collected a video on the left screen where you enjoy ****, while the video on the right screen shows the video you were watching at that point of time.<br> Still puzzled how much damage could that cause? One mouse click is enough for me to share this video to your social networks, as well as e-mail contacts of yours.<br> In addition, I am also able to gain access to all e-mail correspondence as well as messengers used by you.<br> <br> Below are simple steps required for you to undertake in order to avoid that from occurring - transfer $1550 in Bitcoin equivalent to my wallet <br> (if you don't know how to complete that, just open your browser and make a google search: "Buy Bitcoin").<br> <br> My bitcoin wallet address (BTC Wallet) is: [bitcoin address] <br> <br> Once the payment has been confirmed, I shall remove the video without delay, and that is end of story - afterwards you won't hear about me again for sure.<br> The time for you to perform the transaction is 2 days (48 hours).<br> After this e-mail is opened by you, I will get an automatic notice, which will start my timer.<br> <br> Any effort to complain will not change anything at all, because this e-mail is simply untraceable, just like my bitcoin address.<br> I have been developing these plans for quite an extended period of time; so, don't expect any mistake from my side. <br> <br> If, get to know that you tried to send this message to anyone else, I will distribute your video as described earlier.<br>
Subject: Fw:
Body: Consider this message as your last warning.
We hacked your system!
We have copied all the data from your device to our own servers.
Curious videos were recorded from your camera and your actions while watching ****.
Your device was infected with our virus when you visited the **** site.
The Trojan virus gives us full access, allows us to control your device.
The virus allows not only to see your screen, but also to turn on your camera, microphone, without your knowledge.
We took over the video from your screen and camera, then we mounted a video in which you can see you watching **** in one part of the screen and **** in the other.
But that's not all! We have access to all the contacts in your phone book and social networks.
It won't take us long to send this video to your friends, family and friends on social networks, messengers and email in minutes.
We have a lot of audio recordings of your personal conversations, where a lot of "interesting" things are revealed!
This information can destroy your reputation once and for all in a matter of minutes.
You have an opportunity to prevent irreversible consequences.
To do this:
Transfer 1300 $ USD (US dollars) to our bitcoin wallet.
Don't know how to make a transfer? Enter the query "Buy bitcoins" into the search field.
Our bitcoin wallet [bitcoin address]
After making the payment, your video and audio recordings will be completely destroyed and you can be 100% sure that we won't bother you again.
You have time to think about it and make the transfer - 50 hours!
After you read this letter, we will get an automatic notification. From that moment on, the timer will start.
It is useless to complain, because bitcoin-wallets cannot be tracked, as well as the mail from which the letter arrived to you.
We also do not advise you to send this letter to anybody.
In this case the system will automatically send a request to the server, and all data will be published in social networks and messengers.
You will not be able to solve the problem by changing passwords in social networks, as all the information is already downloaded to the cluster of our servers.
Think about what your reputation means to you and how much the consequences will be.
You have 50 hours.
Section/Topic Archived Version (Nov 11, 2024) Current Version (Apr 27, 2025) Introduction Text: "The Creator Policy governs the creation, submission, and distribution of Virtual Goods on the IMVU platform. Creators shall adhere to all rules herein to maintain good standing in the Creator Program."
Notes: Formal tone, focuses on Virtual Goods and Creator Program.Text: "Welcome to IMVU's Creator Policy! This policy outlines how creators can use IMVU Studio and our Content Creation Ecosystem to design and share virtual goods. We encourage creators to follow these rules to keep our platform vibrant and safe."
Notes: More conversational tone, introduces "IMVU Studio" and "Content Creation Ecosystem," emphasizes community safety.Content Guidelines Text: "Creators shall not submit content that includes: explicit material, hate speech, or content that violates applicable laws. All content must comply with IMVU's Terms of Service."
Notes: General prohibitions, lacks specific examples or AI-related rules.Text: "Creators must ensure content is appropriate and complies with our Terms of Service. Prohibited content includes: explicit material, hate speech, depictions of real-world violence, political propaganda, or unauthorized third-party IP.
AI-Generated Content: Creators must disclose if content is AI-generated and ensure it does not mimic copyrighted material."
Notes: Expands prohibited content with examples, adds AI-specific rules, stricter on IP.Monetization Text: (No dedicated section.) Scattered references to "earning credits" through Virtual Goods sales, but no specifics on revenue sharing or restrictions.
Notes: Lacks clarity on how creators monetize.Text: "Monetization and Revenue Sharing: Creators earn a share of revenue from Virtual Goods sales (40% for standard creators, up to 60% for premium tiers). External monetization (e.g., third-party payment links) is prohibited."
Notes: New section with clear revenue percentages and restrictions on external monetization.Intellectual Property (IP) Text: "Creators retain intellectual property rights to their original content submitted to IMVU. Content must not infringe on third-party rights."
Notes: Brief, doesn't address derivative works or platform assets.Text: "Creators retain IP rights to their original content but cannot claim IP over derivative works using IMVU-provided assets (e.g., templates). Use of third-party IP (e.g., logos, characters) without permission is prohibited."
Notes: Clarifies derivative works, explicitly restricts third-party IP use.Account Termination/Appeals Text: "IMVU may suspend or terminate accounts for policy violations at its discretion. Creators will be notified of actions taken."
Notes: Vague, no appeal process outlined.Text: "Account Actions and Appeals: IMVU may suspend or terminate accounts for violations. Creators can appeal suspensions within 14 days via the appeal form. Repeated violations may lead to permanent termination."
Notes: Adds detailed appeal process and conditions for permanent termination.Structure & Navigation Text/Format: Simple layout with headings like "General Rules," "Prohibited Actions." Linear text, no collapsible sections.
Notes: Basic, less user-friendly for navigation.Text/Format: Organized into sections like "Content Guidelines," "Monetization," "Account Actions." Uses accordion-style collapsible menus.
Notes: More granular, mobile-friendly, improves navigation.
Key Differences
Updated Terminology and Clarity:
Archived Version: Refers to "Creator Program" and "Virtual Goods" with less emphasis on specific platform tools or processes.
Current Version: Introduces updated terms like "Creator Tools" and "Content Creation Ecosystem," reflecting a broader scope. For example, the current version explicitly mentions "IMVU Studio" as a primary tool for content creation, which is less prominent in the archived version.
Impact: The current version clarifies the tools and platforms creators use, suggesting a more defined infrastructure for content creation.
New Section on Monetization Policies:
Archived Version: Lacks a dedicated section on monetization limits or revenue sharing.
Current Version: Adds a section titled "Monetization and Revenue Sharing," detailing:
- Creators earn a percentage of revenue from virtual goods sales (e.g., 40% for standard creators, up to 60% for premium tiers).
- Restrictions on external monetization (e.g., linking to third-party payment platforms).
Impact: This addition provides clearer guidance on how creators can earn money, addressing a potential gap in the older policy.
Content Moderation Rules Expanded:
Archived Version: Includes general rules about prohibited content (e.g., explicit material, hate speech) but is less detailed.
Current Version: Expands the "Content Guidelines" section with:
- Specific examples of prohibited content (e.g., "depictions of real-world violence," "political propaganda").
- A new subsection on "AI-Generated Content," requiring creators to disclose if content is AI-generated and prohibiting AI content that mimics copyrighted material.
Impact: The current version reflects heightened scrutiny on content moderation, likely in response to emerging trends like AI tools, and provides stricter rules to prevent misuse.
Creator Account Termination Process:
Archived Version: Mentions account suspension or termination for policy violations but lacks detail on the appeal process.
Current Version: Adds a detailed "Account Actions and Appeals" section, outlining:
- A step-by-step process for creators to appeal suspensions (e.g., submitting a request within 14 days).
- Conditions under which accounts may be permanently terminated (e.g., repeated violations).
Impact: The current version offers more transparency and a structured process, potentially addressing creator feedback about unclear enforcement.
Updated Intellectual Property (IP) Rules:
Archived Version: States that creators retain IP rights to their original content but doesn't address derivative works explicitly.
Current Version: Clarifies rules for derivative works, stating:
- Creators can use IMVU-provided assets (e.g., templates) but cannot claim IP over derivative works based on those assets.
- A new clause prohibits using third-party IP (e.g., logos, characters) without permission.
Impact: The current version tightens IP rules, likely to reduce legal risks from unauthorized use of external IP or disputes over platform assets.
Minor Structural Changes:
Archived Version: Uses a simpler layout with fewer subsections (e.g., "General Rules," "Prohibited Actions").
Current Version: Organizes content into more granular sections (e.g., "Content Guidelines," "Monetization," "Account Actions") with collapsible accordion-style menus for easier navigation.
Impact: The current version improves readability and user experience, especially for mobile users.
Language and Tone:
Archived Version: Uses more formal language, with phrases like "shall not" and "hereby."
Current Version: Adopts a slightly more conversational tone, using phrases like "we encourage creators to..." and "let's keep the platform safe."
Impact: The tone shift makes the policy more approachable, though the legal weight remains unchanged.
Unchanged Elements
Core Purpose: Both versions emphasize that the Creator Policy governs how creators design, submit, and monetize virtual goods on IMVU's platform.
Prohibited Behaviors: Core prohibitions (e.g., no hacking, no harassment) remain consistent.
Policy Enforcement: Both versions state that IMVU reserves the right to modify or remove content violating the policy.
Limitations
Dynamic Content: Some differences (e.g., formatting, images) may stem from how the Wayback Machine renders pages versus the live site, but I focused on text-based policy changes to avoid false positives.
Access Date: The current version was accessed on April 27, 2025, and may have changed since the last live update. If you need ongoing monitoring, I can check for updates later.
Conclusion
The current version of IMVU's Creator Policy (April 2025) introduces significant updates compared to the archived version (November 2024), including new sections on monetization, expanded content moderation rules, a clearer appeals process, and stricter IP guidelines. These changes suggest IMVU is responding to creator feedback, legal considerations, and technological trends (e.g., AI content). The structure and tone are also more user-friendly, improving accessibility.