About Fenrock Security
An independent resource for fraud awareness and consumer liability intelligence.
Our Mission
Fenrock Security exists to close the information gap between emerging fraud campaigns and the public. Scam operations move quickly, exploit confusion, and rely on victims not knowing what to look for. Government agencies publish useful data, but it is often buried in press releases and enforcement databases that most people never see. We surface that information, combine it with verified consumer reports, and present it in a form that is actually usable.
We cover two areas: active scam alerts and ongoing civil liability matters. Both affect everyday people in ways that are preventable if the right information reaches them at the right time.
What We Are Not
Fenrock Security is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We are not affiliated with any government agency. We do not represent plaintiffs, defendants, or any party in the matters we report on. We do not accept payment from law firms, companies, or individuals to include, modify, or remove information from our database.
How We Source Data
Alert and case information is compiled from the following sources:
- Federal Trade Commission scam and enforcement disclosures
- Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement actions
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau complaint database and enforcement orders
- Federal court PACER filings (civil dockets)
- U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recall notices
- FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) annual and advisory reports
- Social Security Administration Office of Inspector General fraud alerts
- IRS Criminal Investigation Division press releases
- Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre bulletins
- Verified consumer submissions reviewed by our research staff
All consumer-submitted reports are reviewed before publication. We do not publish personally identifying information. If a submission cannot be corroborated by at least one other source, it is not published as a standalone alert but may be tracked internally pending verification.
Our Coverage Standards
For scam alerts, we require either a federal or provincial agency disclosure or three independently verified consumer reports describing the same method of contact, same misrepresentation, and same geographic area before creating a new alert entry. Severity ratings are assigned based on reported financial impact, target population vulnerability, and volume of active reports.
For liability cases, we report only on matters that are filed in a court of record and accessible through public dockets. We do not speculate about likely outcomes. Case status reflects the most recent docket entry at the time of our last update.
Update Frequency
The scam alert database is reviewed and updated daily. Liability case status is updated when new court filings are available, typically within 48 hours of a significant docket event. The alert banner at the top of each page shows the date of the most recent update cycle.
Contact and Submissions
To report a scam you have encountered, use the submission form. To report an error in our data or flag a stale case record, use the same form and select "Correction Request" as the report type. We aim to respond to correction requests within two business days.