
Course
Introduction:
This course introduces the foundational principles of cybersecurity, designed for aspiring fraud investigators and professionals seeking to understand how to identify, track, and prevent cybercrime. You’ll learn how hackers operate, how systems are breached, and how digital forensics supports investigations.
1. 📝 Case Intake & Review
You fill out our secure intake form with details about the situation — names, companies, payment methods, and documents.
Goal: Understand the scam type, timeline, and who’s involved.
2. 🧠 Scam Pattern Analysis
Our system compares your case against known fraud patterns, aliases, and previously reported scam tactics.
Goal: Identify red flags, common techniques, and possible scam networks.
3. 🌐 Deep Web & Dark Web Scan
We scan multiple sources not visible on standard search engines:
Leaked data forums
Hidden scammer networks
Cryptocurrency addresses
Breached credentials or compromised documents
Goal: Discover if your personal info or the scammer’s identity appears in hidden or criminal databases.
4. 💻 Digital Footprint Tracking
We analyze:
Domains & website metadata
IP addresses and hosting patterns
Social media links or fake profiles
Business registration records (real vs fake)
Goal: Trace the scam’s infrastructure and digital fingerprints.
5. 💸 Transaction Intelligence (If funds were sent)
If money changed hands, we trace:
Bank transfers
Crypto wallets
Intermediary services or laundering redirections
Goal: Understand where the money went — and if recovery is possible.
6. 🧾 Full Report Delivery
You’ll receive a personalized investigation report that includes:
A breakdown of findings
Screenshots and source references
Risk level assessment
Recommended next steps (including reporting or legal options)
7. 🧑💼 Optional Follow-Up Call
You can schedule a 30-minute private session with one of our investigators to:
Review your report
Ask questions
Get advice on what to do next
🔒 100% Confidential | Real Investigators | No AI Guesswork
You’re not alone. We’re here to help you fight back smart, safe, and informed.
HOW IT WORKS
🎯 How Scammers Work: Understanding Their Playbook
Knowing how scammers operate is the first step to protecting yourself and taking back control. Here’s how most fraudulent operations are set up — especially those disguised as travel, property, or investment opportunities.
1. The Hook: Too Good to Be True Offers
Scammers begin by offering something that sounds amazing — a high return, a luxury vacation deal, or a “guaranteed” buyer for your property. The deal is urgent, limited-time, or only available to select people.
🧠 Red Flag: “Act now or lose this opportunity forever.”
2. Emotional Manipulation
Scammers use your emotions:
Fear of missing out or losing money
Excitement about an easy solution
Shame if you hesitate or question them
They often isolate you from others or discourage you from getting outside advice.
3. The Payment Trap
Once trust is built, they’ll ask for:
A processing fee, tax, deposit, or transfer cost
Payment through wire transfer, crypto, or gift cards (untraceable)
Once paid, they may delay, demand more, or disappear.
🧠 Red Flag: “This is the last step before you receive your payout.”
4. The Follow-Up Scam (Recovery Scam)
If you’ve already lost money, you may be contacted by another fake agency claiming they can help recover your funds — for another fee. This is part of the same network.
🚨 Key Truth:
Scammers are professional manipulators. They run systems, not accidents. Their goal is to extract as much money as possible before disappearing.
🎓 What You’ll Learn in This Course:
How to spot the warning signs early
How to research and verify companies and people
What to do after you’ve been scammed
How to protect yourself and others going forward
Meet Our Instructor
Name: Jaden Okoye
Experience: Scam recovery specialist and founder of “TruthTrack,” a platform that has helped over 8,000 scam victims.
Style: Sympathetic, guided learning focused on empathy and results.
FAQs
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Yes, it’s designed for real-world application.
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You’ll learn best practices, but local legal procedures vary.
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Yes, a toolkit of free and paid investigation software is included.