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DOJ cyber enforcement and disruption index

Law-enforcement operations

DOJ cyber enforcement and disruption index

A searchable index of official Justice Department press releases whose titles match both a cyber topic and an enforcement action. Charges, arrests, convictions, sentences, seizures, and disruptions remain visibly separate stages.

Scope

Publication mode
Official title-level press-release metadata; no mirrored body text or personal profiles
Upstream snapshot
2026-07-26T00:00:00Z
Last reviewed
2026-07-26
Indexed DOJ cyber-enforcement releases
1,189
Seizure or disruption releases
86
Ransomware-tagged releases
92
Date range
2009–2026
Press-release bodies mirrored
0

Browse DOJ cyber operations

Search all indexed releases by title, DOJ component, topic, year, cyber tag, or procedural stage. Results link to the Justice Department source of record.

Showing 1–25 of 1,189 records.

Preserved dataset snapshot

This content-addressed JSON contains the filtered DOJ metadata index, exact query list, classification rules, and publication caveats. It deliberately excludes release bodies, attachments, addresses, and scraped profiles.

File
OpenSpy DOJ cyber-operations metadata index
Type
application/json
Size
706.3 KB
SHA-256
290a7b2942f4fd82c6a74685818cda8fb7a60c5f68d56cbfe28e9f682826e93c

Included

  • DOJ UUID, normalized title, publication date, official URL, component, topic, derived cyber tag, and procedural-stage label.
  • Title searches for ransomware, botnets, dark web, cybercrime, malware, hacking, DDoS, intrusions, data breaches, infostealers, and phishing.
  • A reproducible query list, inclusion gate, content-addressed snapshot, and direct source links.

Not mirrored

  • Full press-release bodies, attachments, scraped portraits, private addresses, and standalone personal profiles.
  • Policy speeches, workshops, awareness campaigns, and releases without an enforcement action in the title.
  • Any inference that a charge or indictment is equivalent to a conviction.

Publication rules

  1. A DOJ press release can describe allegations, charges, arrests, convictions, sentences, seizures, or other procedural stages; those stages are not interchangeable.
  2. A charge or indictment is an allegation. A defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.
  3. OpenSpy stores no DOJ press-release body, personal address, attachment, or scraped profile in this index.
  4. The linked Justice Department page remains the source of record and may receive corrections.

Sources

  1. DOJ News API v1 documentation U.S. Department of Justice Primary API documentation · accessed 2026-07-26
  2. DOJ Developer Resources U.S. Department of Justice Primary developer portal · accessed 2026-07-26