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Ben was 14 when he was blackmailed online into sending explicit pictures. He tried to take his own life. But, unlike some other victims of 'sextortion', he survived to tell a story every parent should read - Vimarsana News

Ben was 14 when he was blackmailed online into sending explicit pictures. He tried to take his own life. But, unlike some other victims of 'sextortion', he survived to tell a story every parent should read

Ben Wilde* was a popular and academic 14-year-old when he received a chatty Facebook message from a girl he'd never met, who claimed she was friends with someone on his school football team.

NCA issues urgent warning about 'sextortion' - National Crime Agency - Vimarsana News

NCA issues urgent warning about 'sextortion' - National Crime Agency

The National Crime Agency leads the UK's fight to cut serious and organised crime.

'It can happen to any child': parents of sextortion victim fight for justice | Children - Vimarsana News

'It can happen to any child': parents of sextortion victim fight for justice | Children

Ros and Mark Dowey, whose son Murray took his life after being duped by criminals online, are calling for greater awareness and social media regulation

Teachers urged to talk to children about 'callous' sextortion as cases double - Vimarsana News

Teachers urged to talk to children about 'callous' sextortion as cases double

Scammers are targetting teenage boys on social media and threatening to share explicit images unless they pay

Alert issued as number of young people targeted in sextortion scams doubles - Vimarsana News

Alert issued as number of young people targeted in sextortion scams doubles

An unprecedented alert about so-called sextortion scams targeting teenagers has been sent out to teachers after the number of reported cases doubled in a year.