It is even worse when your sites are on the other end of these absurd accusations. "Verified threat incident", because public user data was aggregated? Hope you

It is even worse when your sites are on the other end of these absurd accusations. "Verified threat incident", because public user data was aggregated? Hope you enjoy a long, accusatory email exchange with a sub-literate employee in their overseas (a Gulf state) based office. Best you can do is learn to laugh at these people. Don't do it too contemptuously though, they might send your site's data along to their own aggregators. That would cost you an entire domain name. Basically, Microsoft Threat Intelligence (formerly RiskIQ) craws the web, sends automated abuse complaints and backs them up with people who cannot even speak English, much less understand the context of their task. For independent publishers, the sword of Damocles is dangling. They can easily have your entire domain flagged and nuked from search. See also: "Google Safe Browsing".