Only places you own.
We delete only from places you own. Nobody can delete your data from breach sites or the dark web.
Private details accounted for.
A record you can keep.
This is what a report after the work looks like. It uses the founder’s masked finds and sample clean-up receipts. No work has been done on your device.
AnyDesk. The founder installed it himself on 9 Oct 2026 and used it three times that morning. It stayed on the laptop with auto-start on, listening on port 7070, until 1 Nov. The log showed 3 outgoing sessions and 0 incoming.
port 7070 LISTENINGNo incoming session was shown. This is not proof of an intruder.
13 files holding ID numbers, not all of them his. Eight were forgotten invoice PDFs. Found on 2 Nov 2026 by scanning one folder in quick mode. The rest of the machine, git history and shell history were not scanned, so the real number can only be higher.
ID number (masked, digits not shown)This example shows how a secret is masked in your report. It is not an extra claimed founder finding.
password ******** (example)AnyDesk was removed from the founder’s laptop on 1 Nov 2026.
In this sample, the agreed private details were moved to a locked file. Agreed copies were removed from owned notes and files. Legal records to keep would be listed separately.
The example password was replaced. Deleting a note alone would not fix a leaked password.
Expand a receipt to see its scope. These are sample receipt formats.
Source: founder’s supplied record. AnyDesk removed from the checked laptop. The record showed auto-start and port 7070 listening before removal. No incoming sessions were shown in the log.
Demo receipt: agreed copies removed from folders the owner controls; replacement searches recorded in the report. Items kept for legal reasons and inaccessible places must be listed. No claim is made about third-party copies or the dark web.
Demo receipt: owner opened the locked file on the call. Owner keeps the unlock details. We do not keep a copy of the unlock password or recovery words.
Demo receipt: owner replaced the leaked password and checked where it had been reused. The receipt records the affected account with private details masked.
You should know what a clean-up can and cannot do.
We delete only from places you own. Nobody can delete your data from breach sites or the dark web.
Deleting a saved copy is not enough. A leaked password gets changed, not just deleted.
An ID number cannot be changed, so we set up guards to help spot misuse.
We show what we checked and what we could not check. A clean report is not a promise that nothing can ever happen.
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