A talent agency came to us after private content of one of its talent leaked and spread across dozens of sites. The agency wanted it gone where it lived, not just hidden from search, and set that as the measure of success.
The agency had already mapped more than a hundred links by the time it contacted us: leak forums, tube sites, image boards and file-hosting pages, many of them mirrors of each other. Every week the talent's name was searched, more copies surfaced.
The agency was clear from the first call. Removal from search alone would not count. The measure of success was content removed from the sites hosting it.
One team ran the case from start to finish. Every link was captured and logged before work began, so each removal could be evidenced, and new copies found along the way were added to the list with the agency's sign-off.
In parallel we cleared the search results, because that is where most people find leaks. Within two days, 102 of the 104 links on the original list had been de-indexed from Google worldwide.
260 of the 322 links were removed at source in under three weeks, verified page by page and documented for the agency. Whole clusters of mirror sites came down together, which is what stops a leak from simply reappearing on the next copy.
The remaining 62 links sit on sites that are still being worked. The agency sees every link's status as it changes.
Leaks spread fastest in the first weeks, and speed decides how much of the network can be taken down together. If you represent talent and something has leaked, talk to us in confidence. Nothing is shared, and the talent does not need to be the one who makes contact.
This case was handled through our Leaked content removal service.
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