Your partner “is cheating on you” scam asks you to pay to see proof

This report highlights a sextortion email campaign that leverages social engineering pressure and personal details such as a target’s partner’s name, directing victims to Bitcoin payment pages or fake login portals. While some suspect breached credentials from services like wedding planning sites could be used to personalize the messages, no specific data source is confirmed; the piece advises users not to engage, to ignore and delete such emails, and to secure any reused passwords.