OSINT & DMCA Specialist needed for Content Identification and Takedown (Privacy Breach)

I am looking for an experienced OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) investigator to conduct a thorough digital footprint analysis and privacy audit. I suspect that private image or video materials containing my face may have been leaked or distributed online without my consent. I do not know if or where these materials are currently hosted, so the primary goal of this project is to verify whether a leak has occurred and to map out any unauthorized content. Key Responsibilities: Conduct a comprehensive search across the web, including open-source platforms, forums, image/video hosting sites, search engine caches, and relevant alternative platforms. Monitor specific potential leak vectors (eg, specific Telegram channels, forums, or file-sharing networks where such content is commonly distributed). Use advanced reverse-image and facial recognition methodologies to track down any potential matches. Provide a clean, confidential report with exact URLs, timestamps, and sources if any unauthorized material is discovered. (Optional but a plus) Provide guidance or assistance with initial DMCA/takedown steps if a leak is identified. Privacy & Security Requirements: Absolute confidentiality is mandatory. The successful freelancer will be required to sign a strict Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before any project details or reference materials are shared. Important: You will only be provided with a standard, public, high-quality reference photo of my face (a regular portrait or selfie) to conduct the search. Under no circumstances will any private or sensitive materials be shared. Qualifications: Proven track record in OSINT investigations, cyber-intelligence, or digital privacy protection. Access to professional OSINT tools and deep-web/dark-web monitoring resources. High level of discretion and strict adherence to ethical standards. Please include a brief summary of your experience with similar digital privacy or leak investigation cases in your proposal.