The ROAR project as now came to an end. This project was led by APAV, the Portuguese Victims Support Association, with the active participation of the Prosecutor General's Office and other Portuguese and foreign partners.
Fraudulent websites have been identified on the Internet, announcing investments in the cryptocurrency and forex markets, which lead victims to make payments that they can no longer recover.
Practical Note No. 22/2021 of the Cybercrime Office, which complements the Practical Note 20/2020, of May 14, 2020, on the same theme.
A new “phishing” campaign was detected, which, using the images of the Tax Authority (Autoridade Tributária), EDP and CTT, allows its authors to illegally obtain data from the credit cards of the victims.
A new criminal campaign of extortion by e-mail, aimed at persuading victims to pay amounts of money, in bitcoins, under threat of publicly disclosing the said victims’ personal data, images or information, was detected.
The Prosecutor General's Office is associated with initiatives that, on this day, intend to contribute to a responsible and informed use of the Internet, through the dissemination of the updated edition of the "...
An information note is published in which the cybercrime complaints received by the Cybercrime Office, by email, during in the year 2020, are...
A meeting of the contact points of CiberRede, the network of prosecutors specialized in cybercrime and digital evidence from Ibero-america, was held yesterday, 17 December. It took place in a virtual space, by video conference.