Help us keep AI fraud protection free for everyone.
GACS is a free, ad-free, public fraud-protection registry. Our paid diplomas fund it. We're inviting accreditation bodies, universities, employers, and platforms to add reach, badges, and credibility — and share in the mission.
partners@gacs.appOur partners
Six open partner slots
We refuse to display fake logos. Every slot you see is genuinely open — pick the lane that fits and email us. Confirmed partners replace a slot here and on the homepage trust strip.
Public pipeline
Programs we're actively joining
Trust-and-safety data-sharing networks we're applying to so GACS signal flows into the protection layer browsers, wallets and law enforcement already use. Status updated as each one progresses.
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APWG eCrime eXchange (eCX)
applyingTwo-way phishing & scam event-data sharing with the global Anti-Phishing Working Group — 3,000+ member orgs including law enforcement.
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Chainabuse Trusted Reporter
applyingBulk-submit verified crypto-scam reports via Chainabuse's Partner API (operated with TRM Labs). Adds GACS to the largest multi-chain scam database.
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Scamadviser Partner Network
applyingShare scam-domain signal with the 30+ national consumer-protection databases that ingest Scamadviser data.
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Google Safe Browsing / Web Risk reporter
applyingPush confirmed phishing URLs into the protection layer that Chrome, Firefox and Safari already enforce.
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Cloudflare URL abuse reports
applyingProgrammatic abuse reporting against Cloudflare-fronted scam infrastructure.
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IC3 / Action Fraud / ReportCyber liaisons
applyingCountry-specific recovery and law-enforcement escalation channels surfaced on every verdict page.
Why partner with us
Built by a 30-year engineer who retired early to give back
30 years engineering, 10 years as PM on $1.5B projects, teams of 250+. Now full-time on a public-benefit fraud registry that ordinary people can actually use.
Real-world case data
Curriculum drawn from the GACS public fraud registry — the exploit patterns actually losing people money in 2026.
Outcome-graded
Published six-criterion capstone rubric and 50-question final exam. Auditable by any accreditation reviewer.
Public-good mission
Tuition keeps the free fraud-protection registry running for everyone. Partners get credit for funding that mission.
Open partnership lanes
Pick the lane that fits you
Accreditation bodies
Continuing-professional-development organisations, professional engineering institutes, and digital-badge issuers. Full syllabus, learning outcomes, and graded rubric available for review.
Download syllabusUniversities & colleges
White-label or co-branded delivery of the LLM Engineering and AI Agents Mastery diplomas. Curriculum grounded in real fraud-registry case data — material your students won't find anywhere else.
Discuss white-labelCorporate training buyers
Train your engineering team on the exact exploit patterns being used against real AI products today. Volume pricing, team dashboards, and outcome reporting.
Request corporate quoteContent platforms & marketplaces
Compressed crash-course versions are available for Udemy, Maven, Gumroad, and YouTube redistribution. Revenue share or licensing — talk to us.
Read the free coursesAuthoritative sources
Independent primary sources used to check and corroborate the guidance on this page.
- FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
Official US channel for reporting internet-enabled fraud and cybercrime.
- US Federal Trade Commission — ReportFraud
Consumer fraud reporting and published enforcement data.
- UK Action Fraud
UK national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime.
- Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
Canada's central repository for fraud reports and scam alerts.


