Welcome to the Law Enforcement Cyber Center
The Law Enforcement Cyber Center (LECC) is designed to assist police chiefs, sheriffs, commanders, patrol officers, digital forensic investigators, detectives, and prosecutors who are investigating and preventing crimes that involve technology.
If you have fallen victim to a scam, or need to report fraud, please file a complaint @ IC3.gov.
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Cybercrime Support Network Introduces New Leadership Sponsorship with Trend Micro
Cybercrime Support Network (CSN) is pleased to announce a new leadership sponsorship with Trend Micro, a global leader in cybersecurity solutions. This new sponsorship will provide CSN and Trend Micro an opportunity to serve even more cybercrime and online fraud victims.
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Cybercrime Black Markets: RDP Access Remains Cheap and Easy
The incidence of cybercrime continues to increase, in part, due to the easy availability inexpensive hacking tools and services on the black market…Procuring goods, services and stolen data continues to be disarmingly inexpensive, thus facilitating the business of cybercrime.
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State officials warn of potential cybercrime, social media scams associated with Hurricane Dorian
Cybercriminals take advantage of natural disasters such as hurricanes to solicit personal information and to take advantage of vulnerable infrastructures, disaster victims and volunteers by using social engineering techniques like phishing. Be aware of social media posts asking for donations through a personal mobile payment app, or wire transfers and not through a verified charity or federal aid organization.
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Cybercrime Support Network Announces New Strategic Partnership With My Computer Works, Inc.
This new partnership with My Computer Works, Inc. will give individuals who visit FraudSupport.org exclusive access to reliable, trustworthy technical support. Individuals will receive a free consultation with one of their experts, which could include an assessment and diagnostic scan. In addition, My Computer Works, Inc. will provide cost-effective services to those who need further support, such as removing malware, spyware, and viruses.
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Cybercrime: the numbers
One thing that’s clear is that businesses of all shapes and sizes are at risk. Sixty-one per cent of large firms experienced a breach over the past year and with serious financial consequences. Smaller firms and charities were also frequently targeted, many of them less well-equipped to cope. This is why cyber insurance is increasingly important and the statistics in our chart on the opposite page reflect that.
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