The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) received 148,204 complaints in 2026, up from 104,490 in 2025, according to details submitted to the National Assembly.
The document shows a significant increase in complaints, with financial fraud topping the list in both years. Financial fraud complaints rose from 49,982 in 2025 to 71,051 in 2026.
Complaints of blackmail, harassment and defamation increased from 32,043 in 2025 to 50,782 in 2026. Complaints of unauthorized access fell from 7,070 to 6,796 over the same period. Other complaints totaled 11,682 in 2025 and 14,149 in 2026.
The document also lists the following complaints received in 2026:
- Impersonation: 4,060
- Illegal SIM cards: 169
- Obscene content: 43
- Child-related obscene material: 66
- Hate speech: 251
- Anti-state activities: 220
- Forgery: 162
- Human trafficking: 20
A total of 3,361 cases have been registered under various sections of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA). Authorities have arrested 1,903 suspects during 2025 and 2026.