National online fraud campaign by ABBL and LHC

Online fraud is increasing, evolving, and can affect any of us at any time. In response to this reality, the ABBL, the ABBL Foundation for Financial Education and the Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity (LHC), under the high patronage of the Ministry of the Economy, created the Luxembourg portal www.cyberfraud.lu, a national reference point dedicated to combating cyber fraud. A national awareness campaign, supported by a broad network of public and private stakeholders, complements this initiative.
Have you fallen victim to fraud? What should you do now?
Who should you contact? How should you reach them? And most importantly, when should you take action?
As part of Cybersecurity Month and the Resilience Days, the Cyberfraud.lu working group is launching the 2026 national awareness campaign. This new edition includes the launch of Cyberfraud.lu 2.0, an enhanced version of the portal designed to help users better identify fraud attempts and understand how to react if they become victims. At the heart of the new portal is a victim support journey tailored to the nature of the incident, enabling users to quickly identify the appropriate actions to take and the relevant contacts to reach.
Visit www.cyberfraud.lu, Luxembourg’s official cyber fraud prevention platform, and discover:
tips and best practices to stay safe online
a dedicated victim support journey
a directory of contacts and procedures based on the type of fraud encountered
the latest fraud alerts and scam awareness campaigns reported in Luxembourg