Microsoft Azure abuse contact
Updated October 4, 2026
The verified channel for reporting abusive content on Microsoft Azure: what to send, what the report needs, and how to confirm Microsoft Azure is the right desk.
- Report channel
- Online form
- Contact
- msrc.microsoft.com
- Network
- AS8068, AS8069, AS8070, AS8071, AS8072, AS8073, AS8074, AS8075, AS12076
Where to report Microsoft Azure abuse
Microsoft Azure accepts abuse reports through its online abuse form.
- Report form: msrc.microsoft.com
What to include in your report
- Pick the incident type (e.g. Phishing) and provide the URL or IP addresses.
- Provide one IP address or URL per report and select the incident type that matches it.
Confirm Microsoft Azure is the right desk
If the site's IP address falls under AS8068, AS8069, AS8070, AS8071, AS8072, AS8073, AS8074, AS8075, AS12076, Microsoft Azure operates the network and the report belongs here.
The abuse contacts lookup resolves the registrar and the hosting provider for any domain or IP and returns the right channel for each.
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Frequently asked questions
Microsoft Azure accepts abuse reports through its online abuse form at msrc.microsoft.com.
If the site's IP address falls under AS8068, AS8069, AS8070, AS8071, AS8072, AS8073, AS8074, AS8075, AS12076, Microsoft Azure operates the network and the report belongs here.
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