Contact BruCERT for advise on dealing with cyber security incidents such as:
Infected Computer
Malware such as a virus, worm or trojan has been found on your computer
Malicious website
A website attempted to install malware or gain access to your computer
Hacked email account
Unauthorized access to your email account, usually after a user clicks on a phishing link
Phishing
An attempt to trick you into revealing private information such as your password or credit card number, usually by sending an email claiming to be from a reputable company
Business Email Compromise
An email scam targeting companies by spoofing the email account of high-level employees to convince the victim to transfer funds or reveal confidential information
Social media
Unwanted contact, hacked accounts, online impersonation, social media scams, sextortion, and other issues related to your online privacy and security
Cyberbullying
Online harassment, abusive or threatening comments, or impersonation
Website defacement
An attack on a website by changing the appearance or content of the site
Denial of service
A malicious attack making a website temporarily unavailable by overwhelming its resources