In a world where everyone else is chasing visibility, the ultra-wealthy are quietly paying for the opposite. For billionaires and family offices, privacy has become the ultimate luxury. They do not always want more followers or press coverage. They want fewer breadcrumbs that could lead a hacker to their children's schools, their private residences, or their financial accounts.
The danger is real. In one of the most notorious examples, crypto investor Michael Terpin lost $24 million after attackers rerouted his mobile number in a SIM-swap attack. His phone lost signal, and within minutes his wallets were drained.
