Digital Security, OSINT, and Cyber Incident Assistance

Cyber Blackmail

Threats to publish private messages, photos, documents, or personal information.

Account Hacking

Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, email, websites, and loss of access to online services.

Suspected Surveillance

Checking phones and computers for signs of compromise, monitoring, or spyware.

Data Leaks

Digital footprint analysis, identification of potential risk sources, and security recommendations.

Website Hacking

Malware removal, website protection, and prevention of repeated attacks.

Risk Assessment

Verification of websites, sellers, services, and suspicious online schemes.

For Individuals

• Protection against cyber blackmail —
  threat analysis, evidence preservation, account protection, and risk reduction.
• Phone and computer security checks —
  identifying signs of surveillance, malware, and insecure settings.
• Account protection —
  2FA, backup codes, anti-phishing measures, and restoring control where legally authorized.
• Data leak analysis —
  assessment of your digital footprint and potential threats.
• Pre-payment verification —
  analysis of websites, sellers, and suspicious schemes before you send money.

For Businesses

• Website and online project security —
  remediation after a breach and strengthening overall protection.
• Digital security audits —
  assessment of websites, domains, email systems, CRM platforms, and access permissions.
• Incident response —
  threat containment, recovery, and development of a protection plan.
• Internal risk assessment —
  data leaks and employee or contractor access risks.
• Employee security training —
  phishing awareness, password security, and safe handling of data and access credentials.

• Confidentiality and NDA options
• Work conducted strictly within the law
• Experience handling digital security incidents
• Strong understanding of OSINT and cyber threats
• Rapid response in crisis situations

• No disclosure of client data to third parties
• No promises of “miracle solutions”
• No grey-area schemes or criminal services
• Realistic risk assessment
• Focus on protection and security

1. Initial Contact

You briefly describe the situation and the main risks.

2. Analysis

I conduct an initial assessment of the threats and possible scenarios.

3. Action Plan

We determine a safe strategy and establish priorities.

4. Incident Response

Threat containment, access protection, and security recommendations.