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XARF


THE NEW FORMAT OF REPORTING NETWORK ABUSE

To stop attacks or take down illegal content, informing the owner or maintainer
of the source is the only way to mitigate issues and therefore is an essential
part of the internet infrastructure.

 

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WHAT IS XARF?

Initially started as an open, community-driven effort, XARF is now the industry
standard for sharing network abuse reports. Other than ARF, XARF is independent
of the underlying transport medium as it’s just a simple JSON document that can
be used in multiple channels.




WHEN TO USE XARF?

XARF can be used to report different sorts of abuse, e.g.

 * Spam
 * Phishing attacks
 * Hosted malware
 * Illegal content
 * Copyright issues
 * DDOS attacks

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WHAT TO DO NEXT?

First of all, XARF is a legitimate way of reporting abuse.

 1. Validate it against the schema.
 2. Read or parse the report.
 3. Handle the abuse.
 4. Inform the reporter that you took care of the report.

For more information, read the documentation.



 1. Create a report by modifying an example or writing one from scratch.
 2. Use the schema to validate your report.
 3. Lookup the responsible network owner (eg. with our service ContactDB) and
    send them the report.
 4. The network owner will now be informed about the threat within their network
    and hopefully remediates it.

Note:  If you are using XARF for the first time, please take a look at our
GitHub repository to check for examples.





XARF IS A COMMUNITY EFFORT. BE PART OF IT!

HOW CAN I PARTICIPATE IN XARF?

 1. Start using XARF
 2. Join our GitHub community
 3. Propose new threat types
 4. Discuss proposals

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FAQS

What abuse types can be reported via XARF?

All supported abuse types can be found in the samples directory on GitHub.

What is the difference between ARF and XARF

While ARF is only meant to report spam via email, XARF is independent of the
underlying transport as it’s just a simple JSON document that you can be used in
multiple channels.
XARF is more versatile as you can also build APIs and don’t need to use
email/SMTP as the underlying tech.

How can I integrate XARF into my current abuse management settings?

XARF can already be used to report different abuse events into your own Abuse
Management Platform like your AbuseHQ instance (internal reporting).

In future, Abusix will offer a central reporting service within our Abusix
Portal which will send reports automatically to the correct recipient.

Who can report abuse via XARF?

Everyone, but usually, this will be users who automate the generation and
sending of the report. In future, everyone who experiences abuse should be able
to report abuse through our Abusix Portal, where an XARF report will be
generated and send to the correct recipients.

Can XARF detect abuse?

No, XARF does not detect abuse. You have to detect abuse within your network,
gather evidence, and then use a XARF to package it up and finally send it to the
correct recipient.

Where can I request new report types?

If you want to participate in XARF, you are more than welcome to. You can
request new report types here.


HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF XARF

With our abuse management platform AbuseHQ, you'll be able to level up your
internal abuse report handling in an automated way. Let's talk to our team, to
see how we can help you ramp it up!

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