Experian Account Breach & Hidden Income Investigation -- 2
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
Objective # 1:
I have hard signs that my ex-wife hijacked my Experian account from Nov 24’ to Sept 25’ and have reason to believe my personal identification info (PII) was leaked online after she ran 45 credit reports without my knowledge. Specifically, the Experian login screen showed her e-mail address and phone number tied to my online profile, preventing me from rightfully reclaiming my account. I’ve already spoken with Experian and finally was able to reclaim my account. Yet I still lack conclusive, court-ready evidence of how the breach occurred, who breached my account(s), where my data travelled, and whether she profited from it or intentionally leaked my PII. She likely used one of her PC/devices to take over my account.
Objective # 2:
Also, I’m seeking to lawfully uncover concealed income/assets she is known to be hiding, as well as any misconduct or adverse actions against me, including any derogatory information. I’m looking for a digital forensics professional who can take the investigation further—by collecting and preserving logs, correlating IP addresses and devices, scanning the open- and dark-web spaces for leaked PII, and tracing undisclosed assets/income via OSINT, public records, or other effective methods.
Deliverables must include:
• A legally admissible forensic report that attributes the Experian access to specific devices or accounts that definitively link to my Ex or other suspect.
• A comprehensive map of every location where my personal data appears online and who/when/&how it may have been leaked.
• Documentation of any hidden income streams and assets tied to her (e.g., 2nd or 3rd income from Ex’s side consulting or part-time type jobs).
• Any derogatory information or other adverse actions my Ex has taken against me out of spite.
• Clear explanations of methodology and chain of custody so my attorney can rely on and authenticate the findings. Please outline your approach, the tools you expect to use (e.g., EnCase, FTK, Maltego, dark-web monitors), and an estimated timeline and effort for each objective.
I have hard signs that my ex-wife hijacked my Experian account from Nov 24’ to Sept 25’ and have reason to believe my personal identification info (PII) was leaked online after she ran 45 credit reports without my knowledge. Specifically, the Experian login screen showed her e-mail address and phone number tied to my online profile, preventing me from rightfully reclaiming my account. I’ve already spoken with Experian and finally was able to reclaim my account. Yet I still lack conclusive, court-ready evidence of how the breach occurred, who breached my account(s), where my data travelled, and whether she profited from it or intentionally leaked my PII. She likely used one of her PC/devices to take over my account.
Objective # 2:
Also, I’m seeking to lawfully uncover concealed income/assets she is known to be hiding, as well as any misconduct or adverse actions against me, including any derogatory information. I’m looking for a digital forensics professional who can take the investigation further—by collecting and preserving logs, correlating IP addresses and devices, scanning the open- and dark-web spaces for leaked PII, and tracing undisclosed assets/income via OSINT, public records, or other effective methods.
Deliverables must include:
• A legally admissible forensic report that attributes the Experian access to specific devices or accounts that definitively link to my Ex or other suspect.
• A comprehensive map of every location where my personal data appears online and who/when/&how it may have been leaked.
• Documentation of any hidden income streams and assets tied to her (e.g., 2nd or 3rd income from Ex’s side consulting or part-time type jobs).
• Any derogatory information or other adverse actions my Ex has taken against me out of spite.
• Clear explanations of methodology and chain of custody so my attorney can rely on and authenticate the findings. Please outline your approach, the tools you expect to use (e.g., EnCase, FTK, Maltego, dark-web monitors), and an estimated timeline and effort for each objective.