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Who is the Threat Intel Community for?
We firmly believe it’s vital for the safety of the internet to share malicious activity. You may be someone who isn’t hugely technical but wants to report a single spam email that you’ve received. Alternatively, you may want to increase the reach of your current threat-researching activities. Either way, there's a place to share…
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Non-technical users
If you are getting spam emails or have seen a phishing website, you can report these to Spamhaus, as a single submission. You don’t need to be an expert in IPs or domains or have in-depth knowledge of the internet to make a submission.
Simply create an account here and click on Single Submission. Your data will be queried against our current datasets to see if our threat hunters have already detected what you’ve submitted. Where it hasn’t been detected, e.g., a domain isn't currently in our datasets, we will submit that domain for analysis.
Large scale contributors
If you want to contribute regularly because, in your everyday role, or spare time, you research IPs, domains, or URLs associated with malicious behavior and want to share that intelligence with a broader audience, you can access an API.
To use the API for multiple submissions, all you need to do is create an account here and start making contributions.
Thank you in advance for your contributions.