Online blackmail almost always relies on fear and urgency. My job is to quickly take control of the situation: understand what the attacker actually has, cut off pressure channels, and close vulnerabilities so the blackmail doesn’t happen again.

Common situations

• Threats to “leak” chats, photos, or personal data
• Demands for money for “silence” or “deletion”
• Blackmail after an account/email/messenger compromise
• Blackmail involving access to a website/channel/work services

What I do

• Threat assessment: what the attacker truly has vs. what is just verbal pressure
• Evidence preservation: carefully, without escalating the situation
• Access lockdown: email, messengers, social networks, cloud accounts, devices
• Security hardening: 2FA, backup codes, anti-phishing, session control
• Action plan: what to do next—and what you should definitely not do

Important

• I do not carry out illegal requests and I don’t “hack back.”
• I don’t promise the impossible. The focus is threat control and protection.
• If needed, we work under a contract and with an NDA.