Victim Countries & Jurisdictions
Cross-jurisdictional analysis of documented cyber intrusions, highlighting geographic impact and international law enforcement cooperation.
Key Facts
- 23 victim countries and international jurisdictions represented.
- Primary jurisdiction is United States with 82 federal prosecution matters.
- Includes cross-border law enforcement actions coordinated with allied nations.
Cases by Jurisdiction
| Country | Case Count |
|---|---|
| United States | 82 cases |
| United Kingdom | 9 cases |
| Global / International | 9 cases |
| Ukraine | 4 cases |
| Germany | 4 cases |
| France | 3 cases |
| Canada | 3 cases |
| Australia | 3 cases |
United States
82 documented casesUnited Kingdom
9 documented casesGlobal / International
9 documented casesUkraine
4 documented casesGermany
4 documented casesFrance
3 documented casesCanada
3 documented casesAustralia
3 documented casesEuropean Union
2 documented casesSaudi Arabia
2 documented casesSouth Korea
1 documented caseJapan
1 documented caseBangladesh
1 documented casePhilippines
1 documented caseSweden
1 documented caseNew Zealand
1 documented caseRussia
1 documented caseIsrael
1 documented caseTaiwan
1 documented caseLatvia
1 documented caseGeorgia
1 documented caseHong Kong
1 documented caseIran
1 documented caseCross-Border Venue, Extradition & Mutual Legal Assistance
Transnational cyber intrusions routinely span victim networks across the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia, and Ukraine. Prosecutions frequently rely on Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLATs), coordinated European arrest warrants, blockchain tracing, and joint FBI/NCA/Europol takedown authorizations to bring foreign operatives before U.S. district courts.
Inspect Sanctions & International Joint Advisories
Where defendants remain outside extradition treaties, the U.S. Department of Justice pairs criminal indictments with Treasury OFAC Specially Designated Nationals sanctions and State Department Rewards for Justice bounties. Explore active designations in our OFAC Sanctions Tracker and allied alerts in the CISA Advisories Index.