Vendor Email Compromise Scam
Criminals compromise vendor email accounts to send fake invoices with changed payment details. Payments go to scammer accounts.
Corporate data breaches caused $364M in losses across 3,204 complaints in 2024. When businesses are breached, customer data, financial records, and credentials are exposed. This enables downstream fraud against individuals and other businesses.
Data sourced from FBI IC3 2024 Annual Report. Data reflects complaints submitted to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) and may not represent all incidents. ZeroScam is an educational tool and is not affiliated with the FBI.
Criminals compromise vendor email accounts to send fake invoices with changed payment details. Payments go to scammer accounts.
Criminals impersonate employees to change direct deposit information. Paychecks are diverted to scammer accounts.
Scammers intercept legitimate invoices and alter payment details. Businesses pay for real services but money goes to criminals.
This database is provided for educational and informational purposes only. Pattern data is derived from publicly available FBI IC3 reports and ongoing research.
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73% of Americans report being targeted(Pew Research, 2025 survey)
|$470M reported in text-related fraud(FTC, 2024)
|$16.6B in total reported losses(FBI IC3, 2024)