tunl.cc

Report Abuse

tunl.cc is a free tool for developers to expose local servers for legitimate testing. Misuse — phishing, malware distribution, illegal content, copyright infringement, or any activity prohibited by our Terms of Service — is grounds for immediate tunnel termination and, where appropriate, account ban and law-enforcement referral.

How to report

Email abuse@tunl.cc with the details below. We aim to respond within 48 hours and act on verified reports as soon as we can confirm the abuse.

Required:

  • The full URL(s) of the abusing tunnel (e.g., https://example.tunl.cc/path)
  • Date and time you observed the abuse (with timezone)
  • What you observed — phishing, malware, illegal content, etc.
  • Evidence: screenshots, headers, payload samples, or links to threat-intel entries (PhishTank, URLhaus, VirusTotal)

Helpful but optional: your name and organisation, so we can follow up if we need clarification.

DMCA / copyright

For copyright takedown notices, send a complete DMCA notice to abuse@tunl.cc with subject line DMCA Notice. Include all elements required by 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3): identification of the work, identification of the infringing material (with the tunl.cc URL), your contact information, the good-faith and accuracy statements, and your physical or electronic signature.

Counter-notices are accepted at the same address.

Law enforcement

Law enforcement requests (subpoenas, preservation requests, emergency disclosure requests) should be sent to abuse@tunl.cc from an official agency email address. We retain tunnel registration metadata (subdomain, source IP, timestamps) for 90 days.

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