On its website, the OILCC presents itself as an entity combating “cybercrime [et] collaborating with the police of the countries concerned by the cases to carry out the arrest of the cybercriminals and to make them refund the extorted funds in the case of financial cybercrime”. In addition to the spelling errors that dot the pages of the site, we immediately note that its URL does not belong to an official government domain. It does not end in .gouv or even .fr, which indicates that the organization is not official.
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According to the OILCC, although it is a private agency, the company works in collaboration with international authorities. Their goal is to help you andcatch hackers. In the text, which uses very confusing administrative gibberish, as in the images (representing the police forces of various countries in action), everything is done to reassure visitors. If you have been a victim of financial fraud, a scam, identity theft or any other cyber crime, these hackers are offering to help you. First of all, you have to fill out a form.
These bogus vigilantes just want to recover the data of victims of online fraud
If, unfortunately, you reach this stage, the scammers will contact you after a few days, making you believe that they have found the perpetrators of the scam you fell victim to. They will claim that the ill-gotten money will be returned to you. Of course, transfer fees will be charged.
You will understand, everything is false. The OILCC Unit does not exist, and the only purpose of this website is to collect your personal data. These are always more expensive, and may be resold on the dark web, or even worse, will be used to trick you, for the umpteenth time, if you had gone to the site for help.
Source: Zataz
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