Problems
Real cases.
Resolved.
Every case you see here was a real crisis for someone. A sleepless night, a paralyzed company, an exposed private life. What you will not see are names — discretion is part of what we deliver. What you will see are the facts, the process, and the result.
No obligation · Everything under NDA from the first message · Response in less than 24h
Five situations.
Five Times When Taking Action Mattered.
If you recognize any of these situations, do not wait for it to get worse.
Her Past Life Appeared Online.
Without her permission. Without her knowledge.
A professional with an established career discovered that intimate photographs from an earlier stage of her life — created legally and consensually — had been extracted and distributed without her authorization. Her image appeared on dating platforms, adult-content sites, and fake social media profiles. Her current identity and professional reputation were at direct risk.
- Photographs distributed without consent across more than 40 different platforms
- Active fake social media profiles impersonating her current identity
- Direct risk of reputational damage in her professional environment
- Complete absence of a protected and verifiable digital identity
- Systematic tracking of all platforms using her image through forensic tools
- Legal notices to each platform under GDPR and LCEN — application of the right to be forgotten
- Formal complaint before the competent authorities with all collected documentation
- Rebuilding and strengthening her current digital identity: verified profiles and continuous monitoring alerts
Their Ex-Partner Had Access to Everything.
Their messages. Their camera. Their bank.
After a conflictual separation, a person began receiving extortion threats using private information that only someone with access to their devices could know. Intercepted messages, compromised passwords, remote manipulation of the computer. The aggressor had been operating silently for months.
- Theft of banking credentials and access to personal accounts
- Interception of private communications used as extortion material
- Remote control of devices without the victim's knowledge
- Inability to file a complaint without formal technical evidence
- Full forensic analysis of all devices to identify access vectors
- Encryption of communications and devices, revocation of all active sessions
- Credential changes under a secure protocol and activation of strong authentication
- Generation of a complete technical attestation to file a formal complaint with the police
They Lost Control of Their Machines.
And Almost of Their Company Too.
A construction company with 60 employees discovered that several management computers had been infected with malware. Machinery control systems began showing abnormal behavior. The cause: an employee had opened an attachment from a known supplier. The attacker had been inside for weeks.
- Active malware in management systems connected to construction machinery
- Multiple trojans and backdoors not detected by the existing antivirus
- Network ports unnecessarily open, with no defined access policy
- Staff without training in recognizing basic digital threats
- Full network and endpoint scan: detection and removal of viruses, trojans, and persistent access
- Audit and closure of all vulnerable ports, segmentation of the operational network
- Integration of security protocols into the company's daily processes
- Practical staff training: how to recognize real threats without needing technical knowledge
They Believed They Were GDPR Compliant.
The Auditor Thought Otherwise.
A technology startup with European funding underwent a regulatory compliance audit before closing an investment round. The result was devastating: user data processing without sufficient legal basis, lack of activity records, and contracts with cloud providers incompatible with GDPR. The closing of the round was at risk.
- User data processing without an explicit legal basis or activity records
- Contracts with SaaS and cloud providers outside the EEA without adequate safeguards
- Absence of a real privacy policy and breach-response procedures
- Investment round blocked pending compliance certification
- Full audit of data flows, processing mapping, and activity records
- Renegotiation of supplier contracts or migration to compliant alternatives
- Drafting of privacy policies, breach procedures, and required documentation
- Support during the second audit until certified compliance was obtained
A group of crackers had spent months
inside his MacBook.
The director of a technology company contacted us when he noticed something strange: his social media profiles showed activity that was not his — changed profile photos, posts he had never written. What we discovered when analyzing his device exceeded his worst expectations: a cybercriminal group linked to foreign state infrastructure had spent months with full access to his digital life.
- Initial entry through Facebook: browser-saved password extracted through a compromised session
- Mass extraction of session cookies from all active accounts, including online banking
- Mac password inferred through social engineering — creation of a persistent SSH link activated when the device was powered on
- Remote desktop silently enabled to progressively exfiltrate credentials over several months
- Older accounts permanently taken over: recovery emails, trusted numbers, and 2FA replaced
- Full forensic analysis of the Mac: identification of the persistent SSH link and all active exfiltration channels
- Removal of remote access, revocation of sessions and tokens across all reachable platforms
- Recovery of accessible accounts under a new identity protocol with strong authentication
- Full device encryption with a new secure credential architecture
- Personalized training in operational security protocols to prevent recurrence
Do Not Wait to Become
the next case.
The difference between the cases on this page and those that never get properly resolved is only one thing: the moment help is requested. The sooner, the better — always.
No obligation · Everything under NDA · Response in less than 24h