For journalists & activists

Report and organise without being found or impersonated.

You publish under your name, not your home address. Here's the KnytX bundle that removes your exposure and masks your contact details.
In short
If your work makes you a target, your personal details are a liability. This bundle pairs Shield’s broker removal with Relay email aliases, so your home address comes off the market and your real inbox stays out of reach. Shield’s free tier lets you start before you can pay.

Doxxing of home and family

Your address and family sit on broker sites, ready to be weaponised.

Contact details harvested

One real email links every account, source, and login you own.

Impersonation to sources

Someone posing as you can burn a source or plant a leak.

The bundle

Add to the bundle

What's in this bundle

  • Shield — Finds your data on 190+ brokers and removes it automatically
  • Relay — One alias per signup, kill it if it leaks
  • Vigil — Dark web monitoring with actionable alerts

The problem: your byline is a target list

Reporting and organising put your name in public — but they should not put your home address there too. Data brokers publish the personal details attackers use to find you, harass your family, or show up in person. For an at-risk reporter, that exposure is a safety issue, not a nuisance.

The second risk is your inbox. When one real email address links your sources, your accounts, and your logins, a single breach unravels everything. And if someone impersonates you to a source, a story or a person can be put in danger before you notice.

Remove what makes you findable

Shield pulls your home address, phone number, and family details off broker sites and keeps them off as they reappear. Its free scan shows where you are exposed before you pay, so cost is never the reason you stay findable. Dark-web monitoring through Vigil then flags when your details surface in a breach or a fake account.

Keep your real inbox private

Relay gives you email aliases, so sources and sign-ups reach a mask instead of your real address. If one alias leaks or gets abused, you turn it off without changing the inbox you actually use. Your real identity stays behind a layer you control, on our own infrastructure.

Where to start

Run Shield’s free scan to see your exposure, then remove it and add Relay aliases for the accounts that matter most. Free is a real starting point here, not a demo. Get findable data off the market first, then harden how people reach you.

Where to start

Get yourself off the market

Start with Shield's free scan to see where you're exposed, then add Relay aliases so sources reach you without reaching your real inbox.

See the plan