Sigma Trust Google Docs Lockdown

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When I first installed this, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. The installation seemed simple enough, but little did I know that it would lead to the worst 48 hours of my life. Two days after installation, I was on a business trip, happily oblivious, when I received the most terrifying email I've ever seen. It started innocently enough: "Hello [Insert Real Name], we have access to every device and password you've ever used, along with your address and IP." My heart skipped a beat, but that wasn't even the worst part. The email continued: "We also know that you're currently on a business trip. While you were away, we've taken your wife and son hostage. If you want to see them again, you'll need to send $50,000 to this address: [Insert Address]. And just so you know, if you involve the cops, you'll never see them again." At this point, I was panicking. I could barely read the rest of the email, which was filled with threats, demands, and some rather... colorful language that I won't repeat here for the sake of decency. Let’s just say, it wasn’t exactly family-friendly material. I immediately tried to contact my family, but of course, no one picked up. I was terrified, sweating bullets, and my mind was racing. I had installed what I thought was a harmless extension, and now Russian hackers—or at least I think they're Russian, they never specified—had all of my information and were threatening the people I love most in the world. Long story short, this one little extension has completely ruined my life. I’m now in hiding, constantly looking over my shoulder, and I haven’t slept in days. So please, I beg you, whatever you do, DON’T DOWNLOAD THIS EXTENSION. Unless, of course, you enjoy having your personal life turned into a nightmare and your loved ones kidnapped by hackers.