First, right now
- Money moving? Call your bank before anything else, then the national fraud line below. Speed matters more than paperwork.
- Account taken over? Change the password from a different device, turn on two-factor, and revoke sessions.
- Ransomware? Disconnect the machine from the network. Do not pay before you have spoken to the CERT or police.
- Keep evidence: screenshots, emails with headers, transaction ids, phone numbers, URLs. Do not delete anything.
Then find your country. Step-by-step playbooks for common situations are in What to do now.
Americas
Europe
EUEuropean Union (any member state)Europol: report cybercrime online (routes to your national police)FRFranceCybermalveillance.gouv.fr (victim assistance and diagnosis)DEGermanyPolice online reporting (Onlinewache, by state)IEIrelandGarda National Cyber Crime BureauITItalyPolizia Postale (Commissariato di P.S. online)NLNetherlandsPolitie (report online)ESSpainPolicía Nacional017SESwedenCERT-SECHSwitzerlandNCSC Switzerland (report an incident)GBUnited KingdomAction Fraud (national fraud and cybercrime reporting centre)0300 123 2040
Asia
BDBangladeshBGD e-GOV CIRTINIndiaNational Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (I4C, Ministry of Home Affairs)1930JPJapanNational Police Agency, Cyber Affairs BureauMYMalaysiaMyCERT (CyberSecurity Malaysia)PKPakistanNational Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (formerly FIA NR3C)PHPhilippinesCybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC)SGSingaporeSingapore Police Force e-services (police report)1800 255 0000KRSouth KoreaKrCERT/CC (KISA)118LKSri LankaSri Lanka CERT
Middle East
Oceania
Africa
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