Intake open · confidential submissions reviewed daily

what we do

OSINT investigations into online misconduct

We take fragmented reports and turn them into structured, sourced case files. Every conclusion traces back to an artifact that anyone reviewing the file can inspect themselves.

case types

What we investigate

Harassment & Targeted Abuse

Coordinated pile-ons, sustained harassment campaigns, ban evasion and alt-account networks used to continue targeting a person or community.

Doxxing & Privacy Exposure

Tracing the origin and spread of leaked personal information, identifying redistribution points, and documenting exposure scope for takedown requests.

Impersonation & Deception

Fake staff accounts, spoofed brands, catfishing personas, and fabricated credentials used to gain trust or access.

Sexual Misconduct Indicators

Documentation of predatory behavior patterns in chat logs and public interactions. Matters involving minors are referred to law enforcement.

Community & Staff Vetting

Background review of public online history for organizations deciding on moderators, staff, partners, or contributors.

Incident Reconstruction

Rebuilding a disputed timeline from screenshots, logs, archives, and public posts to establish what actually happened and when.

methodology

How an investigation runs

STEP 01

Intake & scoping

We record the reported conduct, the platforms involved, and any artifacts you already hold. We tell you up front whether the matter is something we can meaningfully investigate.

STEP 02

Preservation

Evidence is captured and stored before it can be deleted. Screenshots, links, and transcripts are timestamped and attached to the case number.

STEP 03

Open-source collection

Publicly available information only: profiles, posts, archives, public registries, cached pages, and platform metadata that anyone can access.

STEP 04

Attribution & correlation

Handles, writing patterns, timing, avatars, and reuse of identifiers are compared across platforms and against prior cases in our registry.

STEP 05

Analysis

Dialogue and evidence are reviewed for key factors, motive indicators, escalation, and coordination. Findings are graded by confidence.

STEP 06

Findings package

A written dossier is delivered to the affected party or the organization responsible for moderation, with recommended actions and stated limits.

what you receive

The findings package

  • Unique case number for reference and follow-up
  • Subject dossiers with verified handles, aliases and linked accounts
  • Chronological timeline of documented incidents
  • Preserved evidence with capture timestamps and sources
  • Behavioral assessment: patterns, motives, escalation risk
  • Confidence ratings and an explicit list of what could not be verified
  • Recommended moderation or safety actions for the receiving party

hard limits

What we will not do

  • We do not access private accounts, devices, or data
  • We do not purchase or use breached datasets
  • We do not publish home addresses, workplaces, or family details
  • We do not organize or endorse retaliation against subjects
  • We do not investigate minors as subjects — those matters go to authorities
  • We are not law enforcement and issue no legal determinations