; (2) the number of investigations opened as a result of public reporting of computer fraud crimes, and the number of investigations open independently of any specific crimes being reported; (3) the number of cyber fraud cases prosecuted under section 1030 of title 18, United States Code, and other related statutes involving cybercrime, including the resolution of the cases; (4) the number of computer fraud crimes determined to have originated from United States suspects and the number determined to have originated from foreign suspects, and details of the country of origin of the suspected foreign suspects; (5) the number of dark web cybercriminal marketplaces and cybercriminal networks disabled by law enforcement activities; (6) an estimate of the total financial damages suffered by United States citizens and businesses resulting from ransomware and other fraudulent cyberattacks; (7) the number of law enforcement personnel assigned to investigate and prosecute cybercrimes; and (8) the number of active cyber defense notifications filed as required by this Act and a comprehensive evaluation of the notification process and voluntary preemptive review pilot program. 8. Requirement for the Department of Justice to update the manual on the prosecution of cyber crimes (a) The Department of Justice shall update the Prosecuting Computer Crimes Manual to reflect the changes made by this legislation. (b) The Department of Justice is encouraged to seek additional opportunities to clarify the manual and other guidance to the public to reflect evolving defensive techniques and cyber technology that can be used in manner that does not violate section 1030 of title 18, United States Code, or other Federal law and international treaties. 9. Sunset The exclusion from prosecution created by this Act shall expire 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act.