View and submit reports
Cloudflare helps you prevent online abuse and make your website more secure. If abuse is identified on your website, Cloudflare gives you a mechanism to present your grievances to the party best positioned to address them.
Cloudflare offers three ways for you to submit an abuse report:
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Public form: Refer to Submit an Abuse Report ↗ to learn more.
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The Cloudflare dashboard, on the Abuse reports page.
Go to Abuse reportsOptionally, filter the reports based on date, report status, report type, and domain.
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The Cloudflare API: Use the Abuse Reports API to submit an abuse report.
Users with Admin, Super Admin, or Trust & Safety roles can view any abuse reports submitted and accepted against the content associated with their account.
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In the Cloudflare dashboard, go to the Abuse reports page.
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Optionally, filter the reports based on date, report status, report type, and domain.
If there was a mitigation against your website due to the abuse allegation, you may have the opportunity to request a review on that mitigation. Cloudflare will then review your request and potentially remove the mitigation.
You can enable abuse notifications for your account to configure email, webhook, or PagerDuty alerts about new abuse reports against your websites.
For help setting up alerts, refer to Configure Cloudflare notifications.