Sometimes it’s not about more than just technology.
It’s about that gut feeling when:
- someone knows too much about you,
- they always show up “by coincidence”,
- messages disappear or someone has read them,
- your partner knows details they shouldn’t,
- you feel emotionally, psychologically, or financially controlled.
In my office I hear the same sentence over and over:
“Everyone told me I was paranoid… and it turned out I was right.”
That’s why I wrote this guide: who a cyber detective is, what I actually do, and how I can help private individuals in difficult personal situations.
Who Is a Cyber Detective?
A cyber detective is a unique blend of:
- digital forensic examiner,
- cybersecurity specialist,
- OSINT analyst,
- licensed private investigator,
- court-appointed technical expert.
I’m the person who finds the truth in places others claim “can’t be checked”.
I analyse:
- smartphones & tablets,
- laptops & desktops,
- online accounts,
- messaging apps,
- cloud services (Apple ID, Google, Microsoft),
- system logs,
- a person’s entire digital footprint.
What a Cyber Detective Can Do for You
1. Detecting Stalkerware & Spyware
Phone overheating, battery draining fast, someone reading your messages?
These can be signs of:
- commercial stalkerware/spyware,
- hidden MDM profiles,
- remote screen viewing,
- SMS/call forwarding,
- compromised Apple ID or Google account.
I either confirm or rule out these threats with forensic certainty.
2. Checking If Someone Is Tracking Your Location
I examine:
- location history logs,
- photo geotags,
- carrier records,
- Find My / Google Timeline data.
3. Discovering Compromised Accounts
I verify logins and active sessions on:
- Apple ID, Google, Facebook, Instagram,
- WhatsApp, Messenger, Signal, Telegram,
- password-reset attempts and recovery tokens.
Very often the attack isn’t on the phone itself — it’s on the cloud account.
4. Recovering Messages & Building Timelines
In family or relationship disputes, the evidence is usually digital:
- WhatsApp, Messenger, iMessage, Signal, Telegram chats,
- deleted or manipulated conversations.
I reconstruct timelines and recover what others thought was gone forever.
5. Computer Remote Access Investigations
On both Windows and macOS it’s possible to have:
- remote control,
- screen/camera/microphone spying,
- keyloggers,
- hidden Remote Access Trojans (RATs).
I find the traces and preserve them as legally admissible evidence.
6. Collecting Digital Evidence for Legal Cases
More and more divorce, custody, harassment, and civil cases depend on digital proof:
- infidelity,
- psychological abuse,
- hidden assets,
- illegal surveillance.
All reports are prepared according to ISO/IEC 27037 – the forensic standard accepted by courts.
What to Do If You Suspecting You’re Being Spied On
- Do NOT factory-reset your phone or computer – it destroys evidence.
- Do NOT change passwords from the suspect device.
- Do NOT install random “spyware scanners” from app stores – many are fake or malicious themselves.
- Contact a professional cyber detective immediately.
Your intuition is often correct — and technology almost always leaves traces.
How I Can Help You
As a licensed private investigator and digital forensic expert I:
- forensically examine phones and computers,
- detect stalkerware, spyware, and illegal surveillance,
- analyse Apple ID, Google, and social-media accounts,
- assist in family, divorce, civil, and criminal cases,
- prepare court-ready technical reports and opinions,
- work with complete confidentiality.
Contact me today:
Email: biuro@wichran.pl
Phone: +48 515 601 621
Final Thought
No one has the right to track, control, or manipulate you.
If something feels wrong — you have every right to find out the truth.
A cyber detective helps you regain peace of mind, privacy, and control over your own life.
Author: Piotr Wichrań – Digital forensic examiner, licensed private investigator, IT/OT cybersecurity expert