New malware waits until you watch porn, then secretly films via webcam

Here is a 196-word summary of the news article: A new malware called Stealerium is a serious threat to individuals, especially those who view pornographic content online. The malware secretly takes screenshots and webcam photos when it detects pornographic activity on an infected device, then sends the compromising material to cybercriminals for blackmail purposes. Stealerium spreads through convincing phishing emails that trick recipients into downloading attachments or clicking on malicious links. The malware extensively searches the victim's device for sensitive data like passwords and financial information. When it detects porn-related activity, it automatically captures screenshots and webcam footage to use for extortion. Unlike many malware strains that target organizations, Stealerium specifically goes after private individuals. Victims are often too embarrassed to report the crimes, making them easy targets. Unfortunately, anyone can be vulnerable to these "sextortion" attacks, which are on the rise. To protect against Stealerium, users must be extremely cautious with emails, avoid downloading attachments or clicking links, and cover their webcams when not in use. Regular software updates and robust antivirus protection are also essential safeguards.