The border area is a hot spot for narcotics smuggling, through ports ranging from the eastern waters of Sumatra from Aceh to Lampung to Kalimantan, Riau and the Riau Islands, which are vulnerable to the circulation of narcotics in Indonesia because 80 percent of narcotics in Indonesia enter through this route. The smuggling of narcotics is caused by the high amount of wages for one-time methamphetamine courier who can earn Rp. 60 million to Rp. 80 million. Law enforcement against narcotics crimes through efforts to impoverish narcotics dealers still needs to construct a comprehensive and integrated criminal law system with other regulations and apply to both the national and international world. Efforts to tackle the illicit trafficking of narcotics in border areas are still needed to improve coordination with other countries which are transit places and illicit narcotics trafficking in Indonesia.

In the current era, internet access is an inseparable need from the life of the digital society. The advancement of communication technology is even used by the community to make it easier for the business to be carried out. This convenience also seems to be used by irresponsible parties who use this opportunity for things that are detrimental to others. Fraud in the name of an online business is widely practiced and often makes many people tempted by the offers of conveniences that are provided. This pandemic period was used as an opportunity for actors to offer goods at low prices but did not guarantee quality or even fictitious businesses. If this continues, it will be very detrimental to consumers. Seeing this phenomenon, it is necessary to enforce criminal law against criminal acts of online business fraud. This study uses a normative juridical approach. Collecting data using analysis and study of literature sources which are then analyzed and presented in the form of descriptive exposure. The results showed that criminal law enforcement against criminal acts of online business fraud is subject to Article 378 of the Criminal Code, Article 28 paragraph (1) and Article 45 paragraph (2) of Law Number 11 Year 2008 concerning Electronic Information and Transactions.