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Owners of 's Nest smart home camera are being targeted in a ‘sextortion' campaign that threatens to leak compromising footage if a ransom is not paid.
The perpetrators claim to have footage of the victim having sex, obtained through Google's indoor camera, which lets homeowners keep tabs on their houses remotely via their smartphones.
The scammers then threaten to upload the footage to porn sites within a week if the victim doesn't pay 500 euros (£428) in Bitcoin.
The campaign was detected by cyber security company Mimecast, which has gone on to trace almost 1,700 sextortion emails, mainly directed at people in the US.
Mimecast told MailOnline that scammers don't have any compromising footage obtained from Nest devices, iron man xxx: an axel braun parody and that they are merely ‘praying on people's fears' about the vulnerability of smart devices to steal money.
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