What We Do & How We Help

Case Assessment & Immediate Safety Steps

We first evaluate your situation in detail — what’s being threatened, how severe it is, and how exposed you are — and guide you through the most critical first steps to protect your digital safety.

Detection & Removal of Non-consensual Content

If intimate images or videos have been shared without your consent, we actively monitor for such content and work with Facebook (and other platforms) to have them removed or suppressed. This service continues even after the immediate threat subsides.

Forensic Digital Investigation

We deploy advanced tools to uncover the digital trail left by the perpetrator: IP addresses, device identifiers, geolocation clues, account linkages, and more.

Interrupting the Threat

Using the intelligence we gather, we apply strategies to pressure the sextortionist into stopping their campaign — while minimizing further harm to you.

Communication Management

If the attacker insists on staying in contact, we can take over correspondence, gather further evidence, and shield you from direct engagement.

Collaboration with Law Enforcement

We coordinate with local authorities and international agencies, integrating our investigation to bolster your case in formal legal channels.

How to Respond If You’re Facing Facebook Exploitation

Exploitation thrives on panic and urgency. But your response — even in crisis — plays a big role in how effectively you can defend yourself. Follow these key rules:

Do not comply with demands

Paying, negotiating, or retaliating only adds fuel to the fire and encourages further threats.

Report the incident to Facebook

Use Facebook’s reporting tools to flag abusive or explicit content and threatening messages. Before you report, take screenshots, download message histories, and document the attacker’s profile and posts for evidence.

Ask for help—don’t stay silent

Reach out to professionals, trusted friends, or law enforcement. Isolation is exactly what offenders want; breaking that isolation gives you more strength and options.

FAQ

Facebook Exploitation — Common Questions

It refers to when someone threatens to share your intimate content (photos/videos) unless you satisfy their demands (money, favors, more content). Many attackers use fake personas or anonymity to hide their real identity.

 

They may trick, coerce, or manipulate you — via chat, dating sites, social media, or phishing — into sending private images or videos. Once they have something, they use it as leverage.

 

Yes. By refusing to negotiate, preserving evidence, reporting to Facebook and law enforcement, and involving cyber forensics, you can dramatically reduce the attacker’s power.

 

They should — and filing an official complaint helps build legal traction. However, jurisdictional limits or technical constraints sometimes limit what police can immediately do. That’s why forensic evidence and professional support are often critical.

 

It’s a tricky decision. In some cases, blocking may provoke retaliation. Instead, it’s safer first to report the account and let professionals handle further steps.

Why Trust My Cyber Investigator?

We combine deep technical expertise, global reach, and real courtroom experience. Our investigations are crafted for legal standards, and we’ve guided hundreds of clients out of similarly dangerous situations.

 

Absolute confidentiality

We protect your identity at every step.

Deep expertise in sextortion

We’ve handled many Facebook-related cases and understand the tactics used.

Evidence you can use

We document everything meticulously to maintain legal integrity.