Report abuse

Anyone can report — you do not need an account, and you do not have to leave your name.

qu4zr hosts pages, sites and APIs that other people build. If something hosted here is being used to attack, deceive or harm somebody, tell us and an operator will look at it.

If you were sent a link asking you to sign in or pay, and it looked wrong: do not enter anything on it. If you already did, change that password on the real site now, and anywhere else you used it. Then report the address below.

Report something

The address of the page or site. A hostname is fine (something.qu4zr.com) — so is a gallery address like /g/something.

Anything specific helps: the page it imitates, the address a form posts to, the message that sent you there.

Only so we can come back with a question, or tell you what happened. Never shared with the account you are reporting. Leave it blank to report anonymously.

What happens next

  • Every report goes into one queue that an operator works through, oldest first.
  • Phishing and malware are acted on immediately. Anything else is looked at within one working day.
  • When a site is taken down its address stops answering and serves a notice instead — so anyone else who follows the same link is warned rather than merely puzzled.
  • Taking a site down never deletes the author's work. It removes the address, not the account, unless the account is doing this repeatedly.

You can also write to abuse@qu4zr.com. Reports by email and reports through this form reach exactly the same place.

If your site was suspended

Write to abuse@qu4zr.com from the address on the account, and say what the site does. We get this wrong sometimes, and a suspension that turns out to be a mistake is lifted — your workspace, your code and your data are untouched by a suspension, so nothing has been lost while it is sorted out.

What is not allowed here

Draft — under review. This is a working summary, not the final acceptable use policy.

You may not use qu4zr to:

  • impersonate a person, company or service in order to obtain passwords, payment details or other credentials;
  • distribute malware, or operate command-and-control infrastructure for it;
  • send unsolicited bulk messages, or provide infrastructure that does;
  • use hosted code to attack, scan, scrape or brute-force systems that are not yours, or to act as an open proxy for traffic aimed at them;
  • publish content that is unlawful where it is hosted or where it is read;
  • publish work that belongs to somebody else without the right to do so;
  • publish material that sexually exploits children, in any form;
  • evade a moderation decision — by republishing removed content, or by opening further accounts after one has been terminated.

We may suspend an address or an account that breaks these rules, with or without notice where the harm is ongoing. Where we can, we will say why.

Copyright complaints

Draft — under review. The designated agent and the exact process still need to be settled.

Send copyright complaints to abuse@qu4zr.com with the address complained about, a description of the work, and a statement that you are the rights holder or authorised to act for them.

Security problems

A vulnerability in qu4zr itself is not an abuse report — see security.txt.