Erase Blackmail Photos Securely
Budget: £10 – £20 GBP
I’m facing an urgent situation: intimate photos of me have been spread across several locations online and on personal devices, and the person holding them is threatening to release more. My immediate priority is to track down every copy that exists and have it permanently deleted.
What I already know
• The images sit in more than one place, including at least one cloud-storage platform that is not Google Drive or Dropbox, plus some social-media accounts and personal devices controlled by the blackmailer.
• I have partial information—links, usernames, a rough timeline—and can share everything I’ve gathered.
What I need from you
• Digital-forensics level discovery of every accessible copy (online, cloud, cached or archived).
• Coordinated takedown or removal requests with each service, backed by the relevant terms-of-service or copyright/privacy policies.
• Secure evidence gathering so, if necessary, I can take legal action later, without jeopardising chain-of-custody.
• A clear, written report detailing where each file was found and confirmation—screenshots, service emails, hash comparisons, etc.—that it has been deleted or made permanently inaccessible.
Preferred skill set
Cyber-security expertise, incident response, knowledge of DMCA or equivalent privacy takedown processes, and sensitivity when handling victim data.
Everything must remain confidential; I’ll provide encrypted access to the materials I have. If you can start quickly and show how you will prove deletion, let’s talk.
What I already know
• The images sit in more than one place, including at least one cloud-storage platform that is not Google Drive or Dropbox, plus some social-media accounts and personal devices controlled by the blackmailer.
• I have partial information—links, usernames, a rough timeline—and can share everything I’ve gathered.
What I need from you
• Digital-forensics level discovery of every accessible copy (online, cloud, cached or archived).
• Coordinated takedown or removal requests with each service, backed by the relevant terms-of-service or copyright/privacy policies.
• Secure evidence gathering so, if necessary, I can take legal action later, without jeopardising chain-of-custody.
• A clear, written report detailing where each file was found and confirmation—screenshots, service emails, hash comparisons, etc.—that it has been deleted or made permanently inaccessible.
Preferred skill set
Cyber-security expertise, incident response, knowledge of DMCA or equivalent privacy takedown processes, and sensitivity when handling victim data.
Everything must remain confidential; I’ll provide encrypted access to the materials I have. If you can start quickly and show how you will prove deletion, let’s talk.