Tracking publicly reported cyber threats, digital crime, and cryptocurrency fraud across the United States.
America's public cybercrime intelligence, unified. An indexed collection of publicly accessible reports, not a complete record of U.S. cybercrime.
Quantile classes: each shade holds roughly the same number of states. Complaints filed with the FBI IC3 by residents of the state during the report year. Complaints are self-reported and are not unique or confirmed incidents.
Select any state on the map for its intelligence panel. Per-state IC3 figures cover all complaint types and are annual, not live.
A listed vulnerability means exploitation was observed somewhere; it does not mean a specific attack occurred.
Complaints are reports filed with IC3, not unique or confirmed crimes. Sources: IC3 Internet Crime Reports 2023–2025.
Losses as published (rounded by IC3 for 2019–2024). Self-reported; not adjusted for inflation.