Free Family Resource

Sextortion

Emergency Plan

What parents & teens need to know before — and immediately after — a threat.

Real images. Stolen images. AI-generated images.

When someone uses an intimate image — or something made to look like one — to threaten, shame, or extort a young person, knowing what to do next matters.

This free packet gives parents and teens clear steps to follow, practical ways to respond, and direct links to trusted help.

100% Free

No purchase required

No Email Signup

Just a Free Resource With Real Help For Families

IF THIS IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW

You do not have to figure this out alone.

Someone may be demanding money. They may be threatening to send an image to friends, family, classmates, or followers. They may be telling you that you have only minutes to decide what to do.

You have options.

The purpose of this packet is to help you slow the situation down, understand what is happening, and work through what comes next.

Get the Emergency Plan Below ↓


FOR PARENTS

This is for both of you.


Your child needs you on their side.

Finding out that your child is being threatened with an intimate image can bring fear, anger, confusion, and a powerful urge to fix everything immediately.

Start with your child.

They may already be frightened about what the person threatening them might do. They may also be frightened about what you will do when you find out.

This packet helps you understand the threat, respond without making the situation harder, preserve what matters, protect your child’s accounts and privacy, and reach the people and organizations that can help.

FOR TEENS

You can tell someone.

If someone is threatening you with a picture or video, you may feel like telling someone will make everything worse.

You may be embarrassed. You may be afraid you'll get in trouble. You may think you can make the threat disappear if you just give the person what they're asking for.

You don't have to handle this by yourself.

This packet explains what is happening, what you can do next, and where you can get help.

At the bottom, centered across both columns:

Whatever happened before the threat, the threat is the problem now.

I'd put that sentence in a larger serif font. Don't box it. Give it whitespace.


Clear information for a difficult situation.

01

UNDERSTAND THE THREAT

Real images. Stolen images. AI-generated images.

Understand what sextortion can look like and why an image doesn't have to be authentic to be used as a threat.

02

KNOW WHAT TO DO

Clear steps for what comes next.

What to preserve, what to avoid, what to secure, and how to respond when a threat has already been made.

03

PROTECT YOUR FAMILY

Practical tools and prevention strategies.

Steps parents and teens can take together to reduce exposure and strengthen accounts and privacy.

04

TRUSTED RESOURCES

Know where to turn for help.

Direct access to established organizations and official resources for reporting, assistance, and next steps.

INSIDE THE FREE PACKET

WHY I MADE THIS

Some things are more important than selling another book.

I'm Collin, The $100 Hacker.

I created The $100 Hacker to give ordinary people practical information they can actually use to protect themselves and their families.

This packet is different.

I'm not selling it.

If a parent discovers that their child is being threatened, or a frightened kid finds this page while trying to figure out what to do, I want the information to be available to them.

No purchase. No upsell. No requirement that you become a customer.

Take the packet. Share it with someone who might need it. Keep it somewhere you can find it.

That's enough.

Need help now?

The Sextortion Emergency Plan includes additional information and resources.

These organizations can also help directly.

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
CyberTipline and resources for children, teens, parents, and caregivers.

Take It Down
A service designed to help stop the online sharing of nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit images or videos taken when someone was under 18.

FBI
Information about sextortion and options for reporting suspected criminal activity.

THE $100 HACKER

Help them know what to do before fear makes the decisions.

The Sextortion Emergency Plan is free. Download it. Keep it. Share it.