Title: Report | Cyber.gov.au
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ReportCyber
Cybercrime is the use of a computer or online network to commit crimes such as fraud, online image abuse, identity theft or threats and intimidation. As cybercrime becomes more sophisticated, criminals are targeting individuals, businesses, education institutes and governments. For more information on types of cybercrime, please see the Threats Information page. What can I report to police through ReportCyber? Some common types of cybercrime include: Identity theft and fraud
Identity theft is when a cybercriminal gains access to your personal information to steal money or gain other benefits. They can create fake identity documents in your name, get loans and benefits or apply for real identity documents in your name, but with another person's photograph. Online fraud
You have been deceived into sending money or goods to someone online, also known as shopping fraud, romance fraud or investment fraud. Cyber-enabled abuse
Someone is bullying, harassing or stalking you online. This can take the form of constantly messaging, emailing or texting you in a way that makes you feel intimidated or scared, impersonating you or spreading rumors about you, checking your email or tracking your internet use.