Suspicious email reporting service

A suspicious email reporting service is a system that allows users to report suspicious or potentially malicious emails to a central authority, which can then investigate and take action to prevent further harm. Here are some examples of suspicious email reporting services:

  1. PhishTank: PhishTank is a collaborative project that allows users to report phishing emails and URLs. The reported data is then used to create a database of known phishing sites and emails, which can be used to block them.
  2. Spamhaus: Spamhaus is a non-profit organization that provides a range of services to help combat spam and phishing, including a reporting system for suspicious emails.
  3. Microsoft's Safe Links: Microsoft's Safe Links is a service that allows users to report suspicious emails and URLs, which are then analyzed by Microsoft's security team.
  4. Google's Safe Browsing: Google's Safe Browsing is a service that allows users to report suspicious websites and emails, which are then analyzed by Google's security team.
  5. Report Phishing: Report Phishing is a service provided by the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG), which allows users to report phishing emails and URLs.
  6. Email Abuse Reporting: Email Abuse Reporting is a service provided by the Internet Society (ISOC), which allows users to report suspicious emails and URLs.
  7. Suspicious Email Reporting: Suspicious Email Reporting is a service provided by the European Union's Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), which allows users to report suspicious emails and URLs.

These services typically have a simple reporting process, where users can submit the suspicious email or URL along with some additional information, such as:

The reported data is then analyzed by the service's security team, who may take action to block the email or URL, or to notify the relevant authorities.