Concerned about advanced cyber intrusion Possibly linked to stripchat…. Need expert insight.

Hey everyone,

I’m seeking help and expert insight regarding a complex cybersecurity issue I’ve been facing. Over the past few months, I’ve experienced unusual and persistent intrusion attempts across my entire home network, phones, IoT devices, and computers.

It started when I noticed suspiciously high outbound traffic from my PC while browsing Stripchat. Upon further investigation with VPN logs and network tools, I observed irregular activity that suggested the possibility of spyware, loggers, or even more industrial-grade surveillance tools being used.

What deeply concerns me is that once I began documenting this activity (including recording network anomalies and gathering logs), the intrusions became more aggressive. It felt targeted…as if the attackers realized I was collecting evidence.

Some disturbing things have happened: •	Strange activity across multiple devices, even after clean OS installs. •	Persistent exploitation attempts through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. •	Suspected piggybacking off IoT devices. •	Multiple requests for Bitcoin from individuals who appeared to be part of agency-like entities or model managers on the platform. •	Network persistence that seems beyond typical malware—possibly indicating use of advanced tools not common in consumer-level cybercrime.

I want to be clear: I did nothing illegal. I was simply browsing a public site, and I believe what’s happening now is an effort to silence or intimidate me after they assumed I had Bitcoin stored locally (which I don’t).

I’ve been working hard to lock everything down and gather digital proof without exposing myself further. I haven’t posted all my evidence yet, as some files are still infected and unsafe to share.

I’d really appreciate any feedback or guidance on what I might be dealing with here. Have others experienced similar situations? What’s the best way to share infected logs safely if I decide to escalate?

Thanks for reading, and stay safe.