Report Abuse

BryskBits reviews abuse reports under the Acceptable Use Policy and applicable law. This page explains what evidence to include; it does not receive reports.

1. What to report

2. Evidence to include

• IP address, hostname, URL, domain, or other service identifier;
• date and time of the activity, including timezone;
• description of the abuse and how it was observed;
• logs, full email headers, packet samples, URLs, screenshots, or other supporting evidence;
• your contact details and authority to submit the report.

3. Copyright and media reports

For copyright, IPTV, VOD, or unauthorized streaming reports, include the copyrighted work, location of the alleged infringement, rights holder information, your authority to act, and the specific stream, URL, IP, or service involved.

4. Network and security incidents

For DDoS, scanning, brute force, malware, phishing, command-and-control, or spam reports, include precise timestamps, source and destination IPs, ports, protocol, payload evidence where safe, and any remediation deadline.

5. How reports are handled

BryskBits may validate the report, request more information, forward relevant details to the customer, require remediation, suspend or restrict service, preserve evidence, or disclose information when required by law. Reporter identities are not disclosed to customers unless needed, authorized, or legally required.

6. Submit a report

No public abuse inbox or submission form is available here. Existing customers should use the contact in their service agreement. For an IP-based incident, the relevant Internet registry record may list an abuse contact for the address holder. Do not send sensitive evidence to an unverified recipient.