CyberFansShield

EDGE 5063 · MATCH BENCH · RUNS IN YOUR BROWSER

Pick a set. Watch us find its leaked copies.

This bench really hashes the set you pick, then compares it with every frame on a sample leak page: re-encoded, cropped, watermarked and mirrored copies, plus strangers. The scores are computed here, now, with the same fingerprint our desk uses.

1. Your enrolled set

2. Fingerprints (64-bit difference hash)

    Sample images, made on this page. Your own image is hashed in the browser and never uploaded. No real sites are contacted.

    Sample leak page, matched frame by frame

    Verdict

    Press Hash and match.

      Thumbnails stay pixelated and grey, the same view our reviewers get. Click a Review frame to check it as a reviewer would: a true copy is queued, a stranger is dropped.

      FREE LEAK COUNT · NO CARD

      Now run it on your own handle.

      We sweep for your handle, hash what we find and send you the count. You pay nothing until you choose a plan. The set you picked above comes with you as your first enrolled items.

      A black and white contact sheet on a light table, some frames crossed out in red grease pencil, with a loupe and a red pencil.
      Plate 1. How we work: every frame looked at, every removal marked.

      The desk, step by step

      How a leak is handled
      No.StepWho
      01Search your handles and aliases daily. Crawl the top 200 leak domains daily and the long tail weekly. Seed list from public notice archives. Public forum, file-locker and channel pages only.Daily scan
      02Hash each candidate and compare it with your enrolled items, mirrored copies too. We keep fingerprints, not your originals.Hash match
      030.95 and up queues a notice. 0.80 to 0.95 goes to a person. Below 0.80 is dropped.Thresholds
      04A person checks each drafted notice, then it goes to the host's listed agent, with a search delisting request.Our desk
      05Recheck at 3, 7 and 14 days. Cross it out when it is gone. Still up at 14 days: the upstream host and registrar get it too.Recheck

      Plainly: offshore hosts may ignore notices. When that happens the report says so, and the delisting request still cuts how people find the copy. Counter-notices and lawsuits go to an outside IP attorney; we take no cut of their fee.

      The full method, with what happens when a host blocks us

      Two sleeves. That is the whole price list.

      SLEEVE A

      Shield

      $79 a month per creator account

      • Daily scans across every handle you own
      • Unlimited takedown notices
      • A person checks every borderline match and every notice
      • Removal report each month. Cancel any time.
      • Over 300 new leak URLs a month, two months running: Heavy plan at $149, with 30 days' notice. Notices stay unlimited.
      Start with a free leak count

      SLEEVE B

      Backlog cleanup

      $250 once

      • Only if your first scan finds more than 50 live leak URLs
      • Host notices and search delisting for the whole backlog
      • A removal report you can keep
      How the cleanup works

      Agencies and studios: the same $79 per creator account, one invoice for the whole roster, one report per creator. Studios enroll their full library under each creator.