CyberCrimeInfo is an independent reporting and documentation platform. You send us the evidence — we log it, notify the relevant platform, and if they fail to act within our review window, we escalate to cybercrime authorities with a full paper trail. No account needed. No cost. Ever.
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Pick a category, attach links and a short description. Takes under two minutes.
Your case receives a permanent ID and timestamp. Evidence stays private, always.
We forward the report through official channels and log the date of notification.
If the platform stays silent, the case goes to cybercrime authorities with full timeline.
Platforms don't always respond. When a report is ignored past our review window, CyberCrimeInfo doesn't drop it — the documented case is escalated upward, with the original report date, follow-ups, and the platform's non-response on record.
Selecting a category pre-fills your email with the right subject line and a structured template — so nothing important is left out.
No match found. Use "Other" and describe it.
Screenshots, messages and links you submit are never published. Only a neutral, non-identifying summary can ever appear on a public case page.
Names, numbers, emails, usernames and private chats are never displayed publicly. You can report anonymously — simply leave your name out.
Every report gets an ID like CCI-2026-0042 so you can follow up later and reference it with authorities.
Still unsure? Write to us at takedown@cybercrimeinfo.org and we'll guide you.
Ask a questionOne report takes two minutes. It creates a permanent record — and a reason for someone to act.
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