Submissions via email are strongly encouraged, as more data is usually available. After completing the free registration, you can send emails to phish@phishtank.com from your registered email address. It is important to include as much information as possible, including mail headers if possible. For that reason, we suggest redirecting any suspected phishes to PhishTank.

Registration helps make the data better. PhishTank needs to attribute reporting and validation to individual accounts, so the community can learn to judge each member's contribution. This small hurdle also reduces "noise" in the submissions. You are not asked for a lot of personal information: a valid email address is the only personally-identifiable information required.

The Application Programming Interface (API) will soon have a function for reporting a suspected phish. Please read the documentation, and pay attention to the PhishTank blog for updates as new functions roll out. As new applications are built which utilize the API, we will list and promote them.

Have the suspected phish handy, and visit Add a Phish. You must be signed in to submit a suspected phish.

If a suspected phish does not include a URL, it is discarded and not tracked. Note: suspected phishing emails reported to phish@phishtank.com are ignored unless they come from a registered email address.

Yes. Report suspected security breaches to your supervisor or department Security Liaison. Examples of security breaches include:

Doctors, dentists, coroners, pharmacists and nurses are strongly encouraged to report suspected adverse drug reactions to the Committee on Safety of Medicines. Prepaid Yellow Cards are available for this purpose and may be found at the back of printed copies of the BNFC or complete a Yellow Card on-line.

For established drugs and vaccines all serious suspected reactions should be reported. These are reactions which are fatal, life-threatening, incapacitating, disabling, or which result in prolonged hospitalisation; they should be reported even if the reaction is well recognised. Newer drugs and vaccines are subject to intense monitoring and they are denoted in the BNFC by the symbol .

Spam is unsolicited commercial email...which may include phishing attempts, but is often simply unwanted marketing. Phishing often has criminal intent. Spam isn't always, though it can be. No. We are not fans of spammers, and there is some overlap with phishers, but there are many other people and communities focused on fighting spam. Spam submitted to PhishTank will be discarded.

Phish has decided not to particiapte in the Archive at this point in time. Their official response can be viewed here.

You can call our Cruelty line at 407-351-7722, extension 275 or you may e-mail your concern to investigate@ohs-spca.org.

First, your supervisor or department head. The Office of Computing and Communications Services (OCCS), if the incident involves resources managed by them ? abuse@odu.edu or call 757.683.3192. The Data Security Administrator and others can advise, assist and work with others on your behalf. The Security Administrator will coordinate investigations, notify appropriate individuals, maintain incident reports and contact outside sites.

If you have any information regarding Music Piracy, you can report it through Music Industry Piracy Investigations (MIPI) at www.mipi.com.au or via the music piracy number TOLL FREE 1800 06 16 16. MIPI is an organisation that provides investigative and intellectual property rights enforcement related services to the Australian music industry. MIPI conducts investigative, preventative and educational activities in relation to music piracy in Australia.

The council are committed to ensuring that people receive their correct entitlement to housing and/or council tax benefit and every effort will be made to deal with claims as quickly as possible. However, it is important that people who are claiming benefit to which they are not entitled are reported to the Benefits Service so that the appropriate action can be taken against them.

The Bureau of Criminal Investigation, Pennsylvania State Police, has established an e-mail address and a toll free telephone number to allow members of the public to contact the Intelligence Section with information relative to Pennsylvania's Homeland Security. All information received will be reviewed and handled accordingly.

Contact the police via their national telephone number: 0900-8844. You can also leave an anonymous tip-off using the special Meld Misdaad Anoniem hotline: 0800-7000. In urgent cases, call the national emergency hotline: 112. Individuals who are deaf or hearing-impaired can contact the police by text phone: 0900-1844. The national emergency hotline can also be reached by text phone: 0800-8112

You can report violations by contacting your EPA regional asbestos coordinator listed at http://www.epa.gov/asbestos/regioncontact.html, or by calling the Asbestos Ombudsman at: 1-800-368-5888.

You could report a suspected unauthorized development through our Enquiry hotline at 2231 5000 or you may also send us a letter, fax or e-mail. The Central Enforcement and Prosecution Section of the Department will investigate and action accordingly. The Department pledges to inspect any suspected unauthorized development and give a reply within 4 weeks on receipt of the report.

If you suspect that an Orange County child is being abused, neglected or abandoned, please call the Child Abuse Registry at (714) 940-1000. Help is available 24-hours a day, 365 days a year.

SUTA dumping hurts all Indiana employers. To report SUTA Dumping or for additional questions, please contact:

If RoboForm behaves in an unexpected way or if it does not fill forms or if an "Assertion Failed" window pops up, please report this situation to us by email. Your report will be analyzed and you will receive a reply. Please understand, however, that we cannot see your computer and that we cannot fix your problem unless we can reproduce it. It means that you should send us a sufficiently detailed description of the problem to allow us to reproduce it.

Phish has decided not to participate in the Archive at this point in time. Their official response can be viewed here. Similarly, Widespread Panic has opted out of the project for the time being. They were last contacted on 11/9/2004. Their response can be seen here.

On some email client programs (we found this using Eudora), we have verified that the recipient of the email report sometimes does not see the attached html report file as an icon at the end of the message. To solve this problem we have changed the Attachments options in order to use the MIME format.

The Domestic Marijuana program. It also provides financial, administrative and training support to local law enforcement in the eradication of marijuana.

You should report suspected counterfeit drugs to the pharmacist who sold you the medication and to your doctor if you are experiencing any medical problems. Your pharmacist will know whether there has been a legitimate change in the color, shape, taste, or packaging of the medication, and how to report your concern to the FDA. You can also report your suspicions directly to the FDA by calling the Medwatch program at 1-800-332-1088.

No, all persons who report suspected child abuse remain anonymous. The name can be released only by court order. However, the parents may guess, based on the information provided, who reported the abuse.

Any suspected unlawful installation must be brought to this office's attention for enforcement action to be possible. Information we will request is: name and address of location, name of contractor/person installing system, materials being used, pictures to document installation and any other information you may have (license plate - DOT number of equipment).