Malicious Website Reporting, Done Right
One neutral workflow for phishing, malware, fake shops, doxxing and abuse: filed with the right authorities and escalated to the hosting provider until the site is removed.
The 4-Step Reporting Workflow
Classify the abuse
Decide what the site actually does: phishing, malware distribution, fake shop, doxxing, illegal content. The category determines which authorities receive the report and how quickly the host acts.
Preserve the evidence
Copy the full URL, capture a screenshot and, when possible, archive the HTML. The Blackwall Evidence Vault produces a SHA-256 sealed snapshot so the report survives even after the page disappears.
File with the right authorities
Notify Safe Browsing / APWG / URLhaus depending on the category, and open a takedown case with Blackwall so the hosting provider and registrar are contacted in parallel.
Track until removal
The case stays open until the URL returns 404. Blackwall escalates to the upstream ASN and CERT after 24 hours of inaction and publishes the neutralised report on the public wall.
Where to Report a Malicious Website
A single site often needs to be reported in more than one place. File in parallel for the fastest response.
BlackwallInfrastructure
Neutral takedown coordination across categories. Contacts the host, registrar and upstream ASN and tracks the case until the URL is offline.
File on BlackwallGoogle Safe Browsing
For phishing and malware URLs. Adds the URL to Safe Browsing so Chrome, Gmail and Android warn users before they open it.
safebrowsing.google.comAPWG
For phishing pages and phishing emails. Aggregates cases and feeds browser and email block-lists worldwide.
apwg.orgURLhaus by abuse.ch
For URLs distributing malware. Feeds dozens of security products and threat-intel platforms.
urlhaus.abuse.chFrequently Asked Questions
Found a malicious website?
File it once and Blackwall handles the takedown correspondence across host, registrar and authorities until the page is offline.
