Internet RAT Analysis

Someone remoted into the computer.
Now what?

If you — or your parent — let a "technician" take control of a computer, they may still have a way back in. We find every remote-access tool they installed, preserve court-quality evidence, check what accounts were exposed, and shut the door for good.

4avg. remote tools we find per case
Flatpricing — never "the more infected, the more it costs"
Police-readyhashed evidence & chain of custody

Did this just happen?

  • A pop-up said the computer was "infected" and gave a phone number
  • Someone had you install software so they could "help"
  • You were asked to buy gift cards or approve a "refund"
  • They left an icon or number "in case you have problems"
  • They turned off or uninstalled the antivirus
  • They opened your bank, email, or account pages while connected

Any one of these means it's worth a look. The most dangerous part usually isn't the malware — it's that they can call back.

What we actually do

01 — SWEEP

Find every way in

We identify every remote-access tool, hidden service, and startup entry the scammer left — not just the obvious one. Most cases have several.

02 — PRESERVE

Court-quality evidence

We reconstruct exactly what happened and package it with hashes and chain of custody — a report your bank, card issuer, and the police can actually use.

03 — EXPOSE

What did they see?

We check which accounts and cards were on screen or accessible, so you know precisely what to protect — no guessing, no over-scaring.

04 — LOCK OUT

Kill the callback

We remove the re-contact hooks and tell you exactly what to expect next — because these crews try again, often within days.

Our Anti-Scam Pledge

The "we'll fix your infected PC" world is full of scams. So here's what we will never do:

  • We will never ask you to buy gift cards, wire money, or read us a "verification code."
  • We will never cold-call you or remote into your computer uninvited.
  • Our pricing is flat and published — it does not go up the "more infected" you are.
  • If we find nothing wrong, we tell you, and you pay accordingly.
  • We follow the evidence — even when it means telling you the scary version isn't true.

Straightforward pricing

$49

Triage

  • Automated remote-tool & malware sweep
  • Plain-English exposure summary
  • "Is it still active?" answer
Start triage
Most chosen
$349

Internet RAT Analysis

  • Full forensic reconstruction
  • Police / bank-ready evidence package
  • Account & card exposure audit
  • Callback lockout + rebuild guidance
Get started
$29 / mo

Family Digital Safety

  • Ongoing monitoring for a loved one
  • Alerts if something changes
  • Priority help if it happens again
Protect a parent

Read a real (anonymized) case: Anatomy of a Remote-Access Scam →

Ready to know for sure?

Start with a $49 triage — an automated sweep that tells you whether remote-access tools are still active. Want the full done-for-you reconstruction, a police/bank-ready evidence package, and the callback locked out? That's the $349 analysis. You'll get scheduling details the moment you check out.

Start a $49 triage Full analysis — $349

Not ready? Read the free response guide first →

We never ask for gift cards, passwords, or remote access.

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