what's new
- 2022/2/4 From February 1st March 18 Is Cyber Security Month New!
- 2022/2/4 About the investigation result about cybercrime damage New!
- 2021/11/12 About suspicious sites using the National Police Agency logo
- 2021/10/22 To all companies Report the damage of cybercrime to the police
Cybercrime measures
The Akita Prefectural Police Cybercrime Countermeasures Division is promoting the following efforts to raise the normative awareness of Internet users in cyberspace.
- Cyber patrol by university student cyber volunteers
- Strengthening public relations and enlightenment activities
- Expansion of Akita Prefecture Cyber Crime Prevention Liaison Council members
- Strengthening cyber patrols
YouTube channel started
We have started the YouTube channel "Akita Prefectural Police Headquarters Cybercrime Countermeasures Division" .
We are distributing information on cybercrime, so please have a look.
* Click the thumbnail below to move to the external site (YouTube site).
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[Watch out for fake shopping sites! ] |
[Beware of support scams! ] |
Learn cybercrime! !!
* Click the thumbnail below to move to the external site (YouTube site).
[Illegal upload] [Spoofing]
[Phishing email]
notice
Beware of phishing scams!
In November 2021, suspicious sites and suspicious emails were confirmed that used the name and logo of the National Police Agency to pretend to be a winner of a gift, etc., and to enter personal information. When you access the site, your credit card number etc. may be stolen. If you find such a site, please do not enter your credit card number or personal information carelessly and report it to the Akita Prefectural Police Cybercrime Counseling Desk .
There is a method of fraudulently sending e-mails and SMS under the guise of a credit card company and having them enter their credit card numbers.
Be careful not to easily open links in untrustworthy emails or SMS.
Please take a look at the video of phishing fraud prevention at the National Credit Card Crime Countermeasures Liaison Council.
* Click the banner below to go to the external site (Japan Credit Association).
Report of illegal / harmful information
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Report illegal / harmful information to IHC (Internet Hotline Center)
Flyer
Click here for past leaflets
Threat information
The Japan Cybercrime Control Center (JC3) provides the latest cyberspace threat information.
* Click the link below to go to the external site (Japan Cybercrime Control Center (JC3)).
- Beware of phishing by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare
- Calling attention to phishing under the guise of a telecommunications carrier
What is cybercrime?
- statistics
- What is the Internet Hotline Center (IHC)?
- What is a cyber patrol?
- What is the Akita Prefecture Cyber Crime Prevention Liaison Council?
- Laws and regulations