Mass NCII leak sites, platforms that aggregate non-consensual intimate images from multiple sources and distribute them at scale, are a priority target for reporting, investigation, and action. Platforms that operate mass NCII distribution face civil penalties of up to $50,000 per violation per day from the FTC.

If your images are on a known leak site, you are likely not the only victim. Many victims' organizations and law firms represent multiple victims against the same platform simultaneously. ScanErase finds and reports your specific images on leak sites and downstream platforms while you take action against the operators of the leak site itself.

The Cyber Civil Rights Initiative (cybercivilrights.org) maintains a list of victim resources and has relationships with agencies that pursue mass NCII distribution operations. They can help connect you with others affected by the same platform and with the resources addressing it.

What to do right now

  1. Run a biometric scan immediatelyScanErase identifies your images on the leak site and all downstream platforms and provides your exposure report.
  2. Find your face across the leak site and all downstream platformsDiscover where your images are hosted on the primary leak site and every platform with copies.
  3. Use your findings to report non-complianceMass NCII sites that do not comply may face penalties. Use your report as evidence for further action.
  4. Contact the Cyber Civil Rights InitiativeCCRI at cybercivilrights.org connects victims with resources and contacts addressing mass NCII distribution.
  5. Report to the FBI IC3FBI IC3 at ic3.gov investigates organized NCII distribution operations. Your report contributes to federal investigations.