Dark web forums and .onion sites host non-consensual intimate imagery that is out of reach of standard TAKE IT DOWN Act notices. These environments require law enforcement legal process to address directly. ScanErase's scan checks for indicators of dark web exposure through accessible surface web signals and documents all found content, useful for FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center escalation. It also finds everything hosted on the 200+ surface web platforms within TAKE IT DOWN Act reach, so you can file your own removal requests there. For dark web content specifically, your exposure report supports FBI and ICAC (Internet Crimes Against Children) taskforce requests.

How ScanErase addresses this

  1. Complete surface web removal first Removing content from the accessible internet reduces dark web copying and republication.
  2. Upload your face photo for full surface web scan 2.4 billion face embeddings searched across all accessible platforms.
  3. Unlock your full report See every surface web platform and URL, unblurred, for $15, ready to file 223a notices under the 48-hour deadline.
  4. Document dark web exposure for law enforcement Your exposure report supports FBI IC3 reports and law enforcement requests.
  5. File FBI IC3 report with your documentation FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov investigates dark web NCII distribution.

Frequently asked questions

Can ScanErase remove content from the dark web?

Dark web environments require law enforcement legal process and cannot be reached by standard TAKE IT DOWN Act notices. ScanErase focuses on surface web platforms and gives you the documentation law enforcement needs for dark web investigation.

How do I know if my images are on the dark web?

Dark web monitoring requires specialized tools and law enforcement cooperation. ScanErase's scan checks accessible surface web signals that indicate dark web distribution and documents what it finds for law enforcement escalation.

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