Most services online fall into one of four categories — and none of them solve blackmail.

They scan devices.
They run malware checks.
They write reports.

Blackmail isn’t a malware problem.
It’s a predator with leverage problem.

Scanning your phone won’t stop a blackmailer already holding your photos, conversations, or threats.

They look for viruses. I remove the human threat.

These teams flood Google with articles to bury the problem.
That’s not solving anything — that’s public admission the situation blew up.

If your problem hits the public, it’s already too late.

Reputation management is a funeral. My job is to prevent the death.

Lawyers understand laws.
Blackmailers do not care about laws.

A cease-and-desist letter is gasoline.
It tells a predator two things:
you’re scared, and you have money.

Law can clean up paperwork.
It cannot manage human manipulation.

I don’t scare predators with threats — I starve them with strategy.

These are the worst.
They “negotiate” with a criminal who has no rules.

Negotiation is recognition.
Recognition is leverage.
Leverage is escalation.

Every time you negotiate, you raise the price.

I do not negotiate. I dismantle the entire interaction.

All those companies need your information.
They need your screenshots.
They need your messages.
They need meetings, teams, and internal communication.

More eyes.
More exposure.
More risk.
More momentum.
More mistakes.

I operate alone.
No team.
No office.
No junior analyst.
No assistant.
No pipeline of staff reading your nightmare.

You → Me → The Threat.
Three points. No leaks.