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Hacked Email Recovery

Email account taken over? We lock the attacker out, remove hidden forwarding rules and close the gap they used.

For anyone whose business email has been taken over and is sending messages they did not write. When business email is hacked, we lock the attacker out, remove hidden forwarding and inbox rules, revoke suspicious app connections and write up what happened for your PDPA breach assessment.

What's included

  • Attacker signed out everywhere and password reset
  • MFA forced on the affected account
  • Hidden forwarding and inbox rules removed
  • Suspicious app connections revoked
  • Sign-in history reviewed to show what was accessed
  • Written timeline you can use for your PDPA breach assessment
  • Fix list so it does not happen again

What you get

Illustrative example

Not included

  • Forensic investigation or evidence for court
  • Recovering money lost to fraud (report to your bank and the police first)
  • Accounts at providers we cannot access

What we need from you

  • Admin access to Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace
  • When you first noticed and what you saw (screenshots help)

How it goes

  1. 1

    Order & brief

    Answer a few questions about your business — about 3 minutes.

  2. 2

    Pay securely

    PayNow or card through Stripe. Receipt issued straight away.

  3. 3

    Give access

    We send step-by-step instructions to invite us — no passwords by email.

  4. 4

    Review & done

    We deliver, you review on your order page, we refine until it's right.

Hacked Email Recovery — questions

No. Contact your bank and the police first, as quickly as you can. We secure the account and give you a written timeline that helps those reports.

No. We review sign-in history to show what was accessed and close the gap, but we do not produce forensic evidence for court.

MFA is forced on the affected account and you get a fix list. To protect every account, the Microsoft 365 / Google Security Lockdown is the follow-up.

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