Cybercrime Investigation & Legal Services
Law Brige Firm is a specialized law firm and investigation agency focused on cybercrime cases, digital forensics, and legal protection for individuals and organizations in the Philippines.
Law Brige Firm is a Philippine-based legal and investigation firm specializing in cybercrime, digital fraud, and online security cases. Our team combines legal expertise with technical investigation capabilities to handle complex cyber-related incidents — from DDoS attacks and packet manipulation to data breaches and online harassment. We work closely with law enforcement agencies, server administrators, and affected communities to document, investigate, and pursue justice for cyber offenses under the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (RA 10175).
Specialized knowledge of Philippine cybercrime law, digital evidence handling, and prosecution procedures under RA 10175.
Advanced technical investigation capabilities including packet analysis, log forensics, network traffic monitoring, and evidence preservation.
Dedicated to protecting online communities, gaming platforms, and digital businesses from cyber threats, exploits, and malicious actors.
Full-scope investigation of DDoS attacks, hacking, packet manipulation, unauthorized access, and online fraud.
Professional preservation and documentation of server logs, network traffic, screenshots, and digital forensic artifacts.
Expert legal advice on cybercrime matters, filing complaints under RA 10175, and representing clients in cyber-related cases.
Comprehensive incident documentation and report preparation for law enforcement submission and legal proceedings.
Ongoing surveillance of threat actors, alias tracking, and monitoring of suspicious activities targeting client systems.
Assessment of game servers and online platforms for vulnerabilities, exploit risks, and security weaknesses.
Coordination with PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group, NBI Cybercrime Division, and other enforcement agencies.
Educational programs and advisories to help online communities identify and report cybercrime activities.
Documented investigations managed by the Cybercrime Division
| Case ID | Title | Status | Date Filed | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DDOS1-001-03 | Cybercrime Incident Report — DDoS & Packet Manipulation Private Online Game Servers — Multiple Threat Actors | Active Investigation | March 2026 | View Report |
| PHI2-004-11 | Phishing Campaign — Credential Harvesting via Spoofed Portal E-Commerce Platform — 3 Suspects Identified | Case Closed | January 2026 | Archived |
| UAC3-002-07 | Unauthorized Access — Corporate Database Breach Financial Services Company — Insider Threat | Case Closed | December 2025 | Archived |
| RAN4-003-09 | Ransomware Deployment — Encrypted File Systems Small Business Network — LockBit Variant Detected | Case Closed | November 2025 | Archived |
| FRD5-001-02 | Online Fraud — Fake Investment Scheme Social Media Platform — 47 Victims Reported | Case Closed | October 2025 | Archived |
| DDI6-005-14 | Data Interference — Unauthorized Modification of Records Government Portal — Single Threat Actor | Case Closed | September 2025 | Archived |
| HAR7-002-06 | Cyber Harassment — Doxxing and Online Threats Social Media Accounts — 2 Suspects Charged | Case Closed | August 2025 | Archived |
| SKM8-001-03 | Card Skimming — POS Terminal Compromise Retail Chain — Hardware Tampering Detected | Case Closed | July 2025 | Archived |
| IMP9-003-08 | Identity Theft — Synthetic Identity Fraud Ring Banking Sector — 5 Suspects Arrested | Case Closed | June 2025 | Archived |
| MAL10-002-05 | Malware Distribution — Trojanized Software Update Software Vendor Supply Chain — Source Identified | Case Closed | May 2025 | Archived |
| ESP11-004-12 | Cyber Espionage — Unauthorized Surveillance Software Corporate Network — Spyware Implant Removed | Case Closed | April 2025 | Archived |
Our investigations are grounded in Philippine cybercrime legislation
Unauthorized access to computer systems, servers, or data.
Unauthorized interception of communications or network data.
Altering, deleting, or damaging digital data without authorization.
Hindering the functioning of a computer system, including DDoS attacks.
Use of tools or programs designed for committing cybercrimes.
Other offenses including unauthorized use of automated tools or exploits.
For inquiries, case submissions, or legal consultation
contact@lawbrigefirm.com
+63 (2) 8888-0000
Metro Manila, Philippines