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.
COVID-19 Resources
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Interpol launches awareness campaign focused on COVID-19 cyber threats
IN RESPONSE to the rapidly changing cyber crime landscape during the COVID-19 pandemic, the global law enforcement and cyber security communities have formed an alliance to protect the public. Harnessing the expertise of this alliance, Interpol has launched a global awareness campaign to keep communities safe from the cyber criminals.
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5 ways COVID-19 is reshaping the cybercrime economy
As the COVID-19 pandemic pushes the above-ground economy to the brink of a major recession, the cybercrime economy appears to still be hard-charging ahead. And yet, the virus has rapidly reshaped the way business is being done on the dark web, as buyers and sellers jump on the opportunity to capitalize on global fears, as well as dramatic shifts in supply and demand.
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Nursing home industry pushes for immunity from lawsuits during coronavirus emergency
As the COVID-19 death toll at nursing homes climbs to nearly 12,000, the nursing home industry is pushing states to provide immunity from lawsuits to the owners and employees of the nation’s 15,600 nursing homes.
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The Cybersecurity 202: There’s finally a Supreme Court battle coming over the nation’s main hacking law
The Supreme Court is finally considering whether to rein in the nation’s sweeping anti-hacking law, which cybersecurity pros say is decades out of date and ill-suited to the modern Internet.
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Social media games can open the door to cyber crime
A lot of people are relying on social media to stay connected while ordered to stay at home, but the FBI warns that those games you’re playing online could benefit identity thieves.
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