What is EUROPOL doing against Cybercrime?

What is EUROPOL doing against Cybercrime?

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Cybercrime is a priority for EUROPOL’s policy cycle 2018-2021. The aim is to fight cybercrime, by (1) disrupting the criminal activities related to attacks against information systems, particumarly those following a Crime-as-a-Service business model and working as enablers for online crime, (2) combatting child sexual abuse and child sexual exploitation, including the production and dissemination of child abuse material, and by (3) targeting criminals involved in fraud and counterfeiting of non-cash means of payment, including large-scale payment card fraud, emerging threats to other non-cash means of payment and enabling criminal activities.
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https://www.europol.europa.eu/crime-areas-and-trends/crime-areas/cybercrime
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