ReportCyberCrime
  • Report a Cyber Crime

    Making Africa safer for all, online.
  • Who are you reporting on behalf of?
  • Reporting an Individual Cyber Crime

  • Before you report:

    You are reporting as an individual. It will take you approximately 10 minutes to complete.

    Please make sure you have the following details ready before you start:

    1. Details of what happened, including dates and any financial transactions made
    2. The victim’s gender, date of birth and contact details
    3. Whether the victim is willing to make a formal statement


    If you have lost money, please be aware that it is extremely unlikely that money will be recovered. So it is important to contact your bank immediately – or any other institution that you used to transfer money such as PayPal, Western Union, Facebook, Jiji etc.


    When you submit your report:
    You will receive a ReportCyber receipt that has your unique Report Reference Number. You can provide this number to financial institutions or other organisations as proof that a report has been submitted to us. Please note that we are NOT associated with law enforcement or other agencies of government and you may still have to report to the relevant police unit. You can also download a copy of your report details for your records.


    Your report is important:
    We are NOT a government agency nor affiliated to any crime investigation and prevention arm of any government. At MoringaCARE, we have a unified team of Cybersecurity experts with extensive network that are abreast of the latest wave of attack on people, businesses, critical infrastructure and the environment. We leverage on this network of international security experts and our local knowledge to investigate and deter cybercrimes/ Your report will feed into this purpose and help to shape responses to dealing with cybercriminals.

     

    We do liaise with relevant authorities as we deem fit to represent you or assist in investigating and prosecuting cybercrimes with the sole aim of bringing criminals to justice, prevent further attacks and, where possible, recover any residual assets that are the proceed of such crimes.

     

    Where you have reported anonymously or otherwise told us not to share your details, we will respect that and anonymize the data in a way that as a data subject, you can no longer be identified directly or indirectly.

     

    By reporting, you will be helping to stop other people from falling victim to the same issue. Your report will also assist us in understanding cyber-crime operations and developing strategies to mitigate and disrupt adversorial plans and tactics in a wat that makes Africa a safe place online.


    For more information about how we use your report, please see our Privacy Statement.

  • Reporting a Business cyber crime

  • Before you report:


    You are reporting as a business. It will take you approximately 10 minutes to complete.

    Please make sure you have the following details ready before you start:

    1. The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) issued Company Registration Number
    2. Details of what happened, including dates and any financial transactions made
    3. Whether the victim is willing to make a formal statement
    4. If you have lost money, please be aware that it is extremely unlikely that money will be recovered. So it is important to contact your bank immediately – or any other institution that you used to transfer money such as PayPal, Western Union, Facebook, Jiji etc.


    When you submit your report:
    You will receive a ReportCyber receipt that has your unique Report Reference Number. You can provide this number to financial institutions or other organisations as proof that a report has been submitted to us. Please note that we are NOT associated with law enforcement or other agencies of government and you may still have to report to the relevant police unit. You can also download a copy of your report details for your records.


    Your report is important:
    We are NOT a government agency nor affiliated to any crime investigation and prevention arm of any government. At MoringaCARE, we have a unified team of Cybersecurity experts with extensive network that are abreast of the latest wave of attack on people, businesses, critical infrastructure and the environment. We leverage on this network of international security experts and our local knowledge to investigate and deter cybercrimes/ Your report will feed into this purpose and help to shape responses to dealing with cybercriminals.

     

    We do liaise with relevant authorities as we deem fit to represent you or assist in investigating and prosecuting cybercrimes with the sole aim of bringing criminals to justice, prevent further attacks and, where possible, recover any residual assets that are the proceed of such crimes.

     

    Where you have reported anonymously or otherwise told us not to share your details, we will respect that and anonymize the data in a way that as a data subject, you can no longer be identified directly or indirectly.

     

    By reporting, you will be helping to stop other people from falling victim to the same issue. Your report will also assist us in understanding cyber-crime operations and developing strategies to mitigate and disrupt adversorial plans and tactics in a wat that makes Africa a safe place online.

     


    For more information about how we use your report, please see our Privacy Statement.

  • Government Department or Agency

  • Before you report:

     

    You are reporting a cybercrime that has happened to a government department or agency. It will take you approximately 10 minutes to complete.

    Please make sure you have the following details ready before you start:

    1. Details of what happened, including dates and any financial transactions made
    2. Whether the victim (i.e. someone from the government department) is willing to make a formal statement
    3. If you have lost money, please be aware that it is extremely unlikely that money will be recovered. So it is important to contact your bank immediately – or any other institution that you used to transfer money such as PayPal, Western Union, Facebook, Gumtree etc.


    When you submit your report:
    You will receive a ReportCyber receipt that has your unique Report Reference Number. You can provide this number to financial institutions or other organisations as proof that a report has been submitted to us. Please note that we are NOT associated with law enforcement or other agencies of government and you may still have to report to the relevant police unit. You can also download a copy of your report details for your records.


    Your report is important:
    We are NOT a government agency nor affiliated to any crime investigation and prevention arm of any government. At MoringaCARE, we have a unified team of Cybersecurity experts with extensive network that are abreast of the latest wave of attack on people, businesses, critical infrastructure and the environment. We leverage on this network of international security experts and our local knowledge to investigate and deter cybercrimes/ Your report will feed into this purpose and help to shape responses to dealing with cybercriminals.

     

    We do liaise with relevant authorities as we deem fit to represent you or assist in investigating and prosecuting cybercrimes with the sole aim of bringing criminals to justice, prevent further attacks and, where possible, recover any residual assets that are the proceed of such crimes.

     

    Where you have reported anonymously or otherwise told us not to share your details, we will respect that and anonymize the data in a way that as a data subject, you can no longer be identified directly or indirectly.

     

    By reporting, you will be helping to stop other people from falling victim to the same issue. Your report will also assist us in understanding cyber-crime operations and developing strategies to mitigate and disrupt adversorial plans and tactics in a wat that makes Africa a safe place online.

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  • Personal cyber issue

    Type of issue
  • Online abuse and threats
  • Identity fraud and identity theft
  • Money loss or compromised accounts
  • PCI - Online Abuse

    You received an email suddenly, from someone you don’t know, blackmailing or demanding you pay money
  • Date you received the email
     - -
  • 0/0
  • PCI - Online Abuse

    Someone is bullying, harassing or stalking you online and you are concerned about your safety
  • PCI - Identity Fraud

    Your identity information has been obtained or used by someone else (select this option if you have been affected by a data breach)
  • Do you think your details were obtained as part of a Data Breach?
  • Has the organization you suspect advised you of the breach?
  • PCI - Identity Fraud

    Someone is pretending to be you and emailed a request for payment
  • Select all that you think led to the theft of your personal identifying information
  • How did you become aware that your data has been compromised, select all that apply?
  • PCI - Money loss or Compromised Accounts

    Someone has deceived you into investing money in a fraudulent scheme, or you think a scheme is fraudulent
  • When was the first Online contact with you made?
     - -
  • How was the contact made?
  • PCI - Money loss or Compromised Accounts

    An online account has been accessed without permission or without your knowledge and money has been stolen
  • Select all that you think led to the theft of your personal identifying information
  • PCI - Money loss or Compromised Accounts

    Someone you met online who you formed a relationship with requested money or deceived you into transferring money or gifts
  • Date relationship started
     - -
  • Are you still communicating with this person?
  • PCI - Money loss or Compromised Accounts

    Someone has deceived you into buying or selling products or services online or to donate to a charity
  • Date of first transaction
     - -
  • PCI - Money loss or Compromised Accounts

    Someone sent you an email with new or updated bank details to deceive you into transferring money
  • Date email was received
     - -
  • Did the sender use an email address similar to a legitimate business email address or an email from someone you know or would expect to receive emails from?
  • Was the email sent from a legitimate email address that may have been taken over?
  • What type of information was shared?
  • Are your devices or Network Impacted?

    If you have evidence or suspect that any of your devices have been compromised, please provide details here.
  • Devices impacted
  • Please select all that apply
  • Has a payment been made?
  • Has your device, files or network been made irresponsive or encrypted?
  • Suspect's Details

    Please provide the details of the suspect here
  • Do you have details of the suspect?
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Details of the Crime

    Kindly provide the details of what happened here
  • Date you became aware of the issue
     - -
  • Payments Details

    If any payment has been made, please provide details here.
  • Has any payment been made by you or on your behalf?
  • How was the payment made, select all that apply
  • Have you reported this to your financial institution?
  • Date reported
     - -
  • Did you visit a police station or call the police about this issue?
  • Do you want the police to investigate this issue?
  • Contact Details

  • Would you like to report anonymously?
  • You can lodge a cybercrime report anonymously if you don’t want to provide us with your personal information. When you make an anonymous report, we still collect and retain information (including IP addresses) for statistical and analytical purposes, to ensure that malicious reporting can be detected and acted on. We may also pass IP address information to law enforcement authorities and that information may be used by those authorities to assist in identifying the reporter. Further details on information collection are available via the privacy statement.

  • Are you the victim?
  • Date of birth
     - -
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • PCI - Online Abuse

    Someone has posted or shared an intimate image or video of you online or is threatening to post or share
  • Choose an option below:
  • Business cyber issue

    Type of issue
  • Online abuse and threats
  • Money loss or compromised accounts
  • Identity fraud and identity theft
  • BCI - Online Abuse

    You received an email suddenly, from someone you don’t know, blackmailing or demanding you pay money
  • Date you received the email
     - -
  • Should be Empty: