Cyber Fraud Investigation Division
Independent Digital Abuse Reporting
Cyber Fraud Investigation Division – Indonesia is an independent, non-governmental digital research and reporting initiative focused on identifying, documenting, and responsibly disclosing abuse of internet infrastructure, including malicious domains, phishing operations, and online fraud systems.
Submit Abuse ReportAbuse Reports Documented
Malicious Domains Assessed
Fraud Networks Investigated
Independent documentation of domain misuse, DNS abuse, phishing operations, impersonation infrastructure, and malware delivery mechanisms.
Preparation of structured, evidence-backed technical reports including DNS records, infrastructure data, behavioral indicators, and risk assessments.
Formal communication with registrars, hosting providers, internet service providers, and compliance departments for the purpose of harm reduction.
Systematic collection of intelligence from open sources, user-contributed data, and passive infrastructure monitoring.
Validation of domain activity, DNS configurations, hosting environments, certificate data, redirection chains, and behavioral indicators.
Submission of formal abuse notices to relevant infrastructure operators in accordance with globally recognized responsible disclosure practices.
Cyber Fraud Investigation Division – Indonesia operates as an independent research-based entity. This organization is not a law enforcement body, regulatory authority, or governmental institution. All materials, reports, and communications are intended solely for the purpose of infrastructure protection, harm prevention, and responsible disclosure. No legal enforcement powers are claimed or implied.
To serve as an independent, trusted, and globally recognized digital abuse research entity that contributes to the protection of the global internet ecosystem through responsible reporting and technical documentation of malicious infrastructure.