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Hacking Did your firewall detect an AT&T user hacking or attacking you? Send the source IP address, date, time, time zone, and the type of attack to
abuse@att.net. Check your firewall or security applications for this info.
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VirusesIf you got a virus from an AT&T Mail address, send the full header of the infected message or your firewall logs to
abuse@att.net.
We can’t accept attachments, so be sure to put the information in the body of an email.
HarassmentIf someone is harassing you:
- Send an email to abuse@att.net with the subject line Harassment.
- Include message headers, firewall logs, and other details in the body of the email.
- Report any threats of physical harm to you or your property to your local law enforcement agency.
Copyright infringementIf you want to report copyright infringement, contact:
Manager of Security & Copyright Infringement
Morrisville, NC 27560
Phone:
919.319.5737Fax:
919.319.8154Email:
copyright@att.comYou can find more info in the Copyright Infringement section of the
Acceptable Use Policy.
DNSBL blocksSometimes our anti-spam and anti-virus measures accidentally block real messages.Â
Email our block list group for help.
OtherHave a different type of issue? Send all the details in the body of an email to
abuse@att.net.