WAYSTOSECURE
Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitch: years of work and your income behind one password and one email. We watch what hackers know about you and help you harden it all, step by step.
Monday. A PDF “collaboration contract” carried info-stealing malware. Your sessions show up on a list: we alert you, you sign out everywhere and change keys before anyone uses them.
Wednesday. Someone registers a domain with your channel's name and puts up a fake merch shop. We keep a capture; you decide whether we report it.
Friday. Your domain's email is now signed: your pitches to brands land in the inbox, not in spam.
Email is the master key to all your accounts. We watch whether your credentials and sessions show up stolen and guide you to harden, one by one, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, WhatsApp and your password manager. The platforms protect their house; your accounts are our job.
All of the above, and we switch on every watch: leaks of your domain, look-alike domains and fake shops in your name, signed email so your pitches actually reach the brands, and a website with the padlock green.
Info-stealers hide in “contracts”, “collaborations” and “free tools”. They steal session cookies and walk in without a password. Then the channel streams crypto scams until you get it back, and your followers pay the bill.
A PDF or an installer from a brand that does not exist. It takes passwords and browser sessions. You will know on day one, because those lists are one of the sources we check.
The one from a shop breached in 2022 is your email's, and your email opens every account. The Hardening takes you account by account: unique passwords, two-factor and reviewed sessions.
A domain with your channel's name and your merch at 70% off. We see the domain as soon as it starts answering, keep a capture and, if you wish, report it and request its takedown.
Big channels and small accounts, the same pattern: a password, a link or a screenshot, and the account starts promoting crypto. It happens to small creators too; it just doesn't make the news.
One Sunday morning the channel (over ten million subscribers) started streaming a fake Elon Musk crypto live, and the videos vanished.
Read the story →In cases like this, Radar helps you check that your credentials are not out on the dark web and harden your services.
Videos deleted, name and picture changed to “Tesla” and a crypto live stream as bait. The most likely method, according to the article: session-cookie hijacking, with malware hidden in a downloaded file.
Read the story →The lists produced by info-stealers are one of the sources we check every day: if your sessions or passwords show up, we alert you with the steps to close them.
An email that looked like it came from his manager asked him to open a link: a fake Google Docs sign-in screen. As the password "didn't work", he tried several accounts' passwords, including the channel's. He changed them all once his manager said she had sent nothing.
Read the story →Passwords typed into a fake screen end up in the lists attackers sell and share. Radar searches them every day and, if one of yours shows up, alerts you to change it and switch on two-factor before anyone uses it.
For an hour, FC Barcelona's Instagram (over 144 million followers) promoted a fake cryptocurrency as if it were official. Thousands of followers bought in and the attacker walked away with about $26,000. Analysts point to stolen session cookies.
Read the story →If it can happen to Barça, it can happen to any account. Sessions stolen by info-stealers show up in the same lists as passwords: Radar watches them every day and alerts you with the steps to close them.
It all started with a Hotmail address with no two-factor and an old, reused password. Then Netflix, Steam, Spotify and Instagram fell: posts deleted, name and photo changed. Getting the account back took weeks of unanswered forms.
Read the story →An old, reused password is exactly what breaches put back into circulation years later. Radar tells you which of yours are out there, and the Hardening guides help you switch on two-factor and set up account recovery.
Someone you know (whose account has already been stolen) asks for help: "take a screenshot of the message you're about to receive and send it to me". The message carries the code to reset your account's password. Whoever gets it takes over and starts pushing crypto to your followers.
Read the story →No monitoring replaces caution with links and codes. What Radar does do: tell you whether your credentials are already leaked, and leave your account with two-factor and recovery set up through the Hardening guides.
Every credential of your domain and up to five email addresses outside it.
Impersonations, cloned websites and your domain's reputation, with the evidence kept for you.
Every day we check that your email and web server are configured correctly, and we explain step by step how to fix whatever is not.
Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, WhatsApp and your password manager, step by step, with the recovery sheet ready.
To show brands and agencies that you take security seriously.
Reporting, takedown, setup: with the price in plain sight. Pricing →
Your email, checked every week against breaches. If it shows up, we alert you.
12.09 € incl. VAT No commitment.
All our lookouts protecting what matters to you, up to five email addresses and the Hardening of your accounts. One domain included; each extra domain, 8.99 €/month.
Yes. Radar watches up to five email addresses, and the Hardening is for your accounts, domain or not. If one day you open a shop, the protections extend on their own.
The platform recovers the account, not us. We walk you through each platform's recovery steps and, above all, get your recovery sheet ready so it does not happen again.
We watch domains and websites that copy you, with the capture saved. Fake social accounts you report to the platform yourself; we tell you how, step by step.
Yes. No commitment, no small print: change plan or cancel from the portal, whenever you like.