REPORT ABUSE

Last updated October 27, 2026

Cua users can share a web page, an app or files from their own computers as a link. These links end in .m.cua.sh (for example https://p1a2b3…-0f9e8d….m.cua.sh/). Cua AI, Inc. does not write what these links show, but we run the service that serves them, and we act on reports.

How to report

Email support@trycua.com with:

• the full link (or links);
• what is wrong: phishing, malware, spam, illegal content, copyright, or something else;
• anything that helps us check it, such as a screenshot or the email or message that pointed you to the link.

You do not need a Cua account to report a link.

What happens next

• We reply within 2 business days.
• When a link breaks our Terms of Service (phishing, malware and illegal content always do), we stop it from being served. We may also suspend the account that made it.
• We tell you what we did, unless that would put someone at risk.

Security issues

To report a security vulnerability in Cua itself, use GitHub private vulnerability reporting or email support@trycua.com. Please do not open a public issue. See also /.well-known/security.txt.