Cyberh4cks. com Recovered Our Domain After a Sophisticated DNS Hijack

Our corporate domain was hijacked and redirected to a spoofed scam page hosted offshore, causing investor panic and brand damage. Cyberh4cks not only reclaimed DNS control but traced the IP switch trail through a network of shell registrars, helping us shut down the criminal ring entirely.

Cyberh4cks Recovered Our Domain After a Sophisticated DNS Hijack
Our corporate domain was hijacked and redirected to a spoofed scam page hosted offshore, causing investor panic and brand damage. Cyberh4cks not only reclaimed DNS control but traced the IP switch trail through a network of shell registrars, helping us shut down the criminal ring entirely.

The “Fitness Coach” Scam Turned Crypto Trap
I was approached on Instagram by someone claiming to be a fitness coach from Singapore. She seemed professional and friendly, and over a few weeks, we began chatting regularly. Eventually, she introduced me to what she called a “safe crypto liquidity pool” investment. At first, I was skeptical, but she walked me through the process—showing screenshots of her earnings.

She persuaded me to buy USDT and transfer it to a wallet via Coinbase. I invested gradually, but over time, I sent over $272,000, thinking I was compounding profits. When I tried to withdraw, the wallet was locked, and customer service ghosted me. That’s when I realized I was scammed.

Fortunately, I found BitReclaim.com while researching recovery services and immediately furnished them with all the evidences of transactions, together with wallet adresses and transaction hashes to their email on [email protected]. Their team meticulously tracked the USDT I sent, uncovered the smart contract draining scheme, and started the recovery process. I’ve recovered 4.2 BTC so far, and they’re working on retrieving the rest.

Their team is incredibly professional and detailed in how they trace transactions. If you’re in a similar mess, reach them via Telegram: @bitreclaimer or text/call +1 310-893-5756. They changed my life.

The “Fitness Coach” Scam Turned Crypto Trap
I was approached on Instagram by someone claiming to be a fitness coach from Singapore. She seemed professional and friendly, and over a few weeks, we began chatting regularly. Eventually, she introduced me to what she called a “safe crypto liquidity pool” investment. At first, I was skeptical, but she walked me through the process—showing screenshots of her earnings.

She persuaded me to buy USDT and transfer it to a wallet via Coinbase. I invested gradually, but over time, I sent over $272,000, thinking I was compounding profits. When I tried to withdraw, the wallet was locked, and customer service ghosted me. That’s when I realized I was scammed.

Fortunately, I found BitReclaim.com while researching recovery services and immediately furnished them with all the evidences of transactions, together with wallet adresses and transaction hashes to their email on [email protected]. Their team meticulously tracked the USDT I sent, uncovered the smart contract draining scheme, and started the recovery process. I’ve recovered 4.2 BTC so far, and they’re working on retrieving the rest.

Their team is incredibly professional and detailed in how they trace transactions. If you’re in a similar mess, reach them via Telegram: @bitreclaimer or text/call +1 310-893-5756. They changed my life.

★★★★★ (5/5) – "64 BTC Pharma Nightmare to Ledger Nano Miracle"

*"When 'Swiss crypto bankers' stole our research fund via:

Malicious Java applet turning PCs into proxy zombies
Stolen Trezor credentials traded on dark web forums
Coins locked in leveraged wallets across Seychelles exchanges
Bitreclaim's 11-month crusade achieved what others deemed impossible:
✓ Digital triangulation through synthetic asset derivatives
✓ On-chain proof of fraudulent collateralization
✓ Full detachment from 8 leveraged trading pools
Now watching our 64 BTC tick safely in cold storage, while competitors' clients lost 200+ BTC forever. Institutional victims:* [email protected] is your last, best hope