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FBI Warns of Spoofed IC3 Website

Posted on September 22, 2025September 22, 2025 By CWS

The FBI on Friday issued an alert on risk actors spoofing the official Web Crime Criticism Heart (IC3) authorities web site.

The FBI’s IC3 web site is the central hub for reporting cybercrime-related actions, corresponding to on-line extortion, hacking, identification theft, cash laundering, and ransomware assaults. Launched in 2000 because the Web Fraud Criticism Heart (IFCC), it was renamed in 2003.

Spoofed web sites, the FBI explains, can be utilized for the theft of private info and to facilitate financial fraud or different illicit actions.

To deceive customers into accessing the spoofed web sites, risk actors depend on various spelling of phrases, or use a unique top-level area than the official website.

People may entry a spoofed FBI IC3 web site when looking for the official area to submit a grievance, the FBI explains.

“Risk actors create spoofed web sites typically by barely altering traits of official web site domains, with the aim of gathering personally identifiable info entered by a person into the positioning, together with title, house handle, telephone quantity, electronic mail handle, and banking info,” the Bureau notes.

To keep away from accessing the spoofed web sites, the FBI recommends that customers navigate to the official IC3 web site by typing www.ic3.gov within the browser’s handle bar. Customers are additionally suggested to keep away from clicking on the sponsored outcomes when utilizing a search engine to seek out the area, and be certain that the IC3 website they go to ends in [.]gov.

Moreover, the FBI recommends that customers keep away from clicking on URLs that differ from the official IC3 website, that they don’t click on on hyperlinks with suspicious artifacts or graphics, and that they by no means share delicate info except they’re positive that the web site is official.Commercial. Scroll to proceed studying.

“IC3 won’t ever ask for fee to get well misplaced funds, nor will IC3 refer somebody to an organization requesting fee for recovering funds,” the company notes.

The Bureau additionally notes that the IC3 doesn’t keep social media accounts and encourages customers to report any incidents.

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