SECURE TIP LINE
See something wrong? Tell us safely.
A channel for people who need to report wrongdoing without exposing themselves. We ask for no name, no email, and no phone number, we don’t store your IP address, and your message is encrypted the moment it’s saved.
✅ What we do
- Ask for nothing about who you are
- Store no IP address and no device info in our records
- Encrypt your message at rest (a database leak can’t read it)
- Let only a small review team read tips, to act on them
- Point real evidence into Red Flags, Civic News, and reports
⚠️ Honest limits — please read
- No website can promise perfect anonymity
- Your internet provider and our host can still see network traffic — we don’t control that
- Details only an insider would know can identify you — keep it general
- This is not end-to-end encryption; our review team can read tips
- Don’t upload files here — photos/documents carry hidden data that can unmask you
Newsrooms & legal groups that take secure tips
Bloomberg News is an international news agency headquartered in New York.
How to contact them securely →Nonprofit law firm representing whistleblowers from federal government and private companies.
How to contact them securely →The New York Times is an American newspaper based in New York City.
How to contact them securely →The Guardian is a British daily newspaper.
How to contact them securely →ProPublica is an independent, nonprofit newsroom producing investigative journalism in the Unit
How to contact them securely →The Washington Post is an American daily newspaper published in Washington, DC.
How to contact them securely →A UK daily business newspaper
How to contact them securely →Italian investigative journalist with expertise on high-profile leaks and whistleblowers
How to contact them securely →These are pulled from the public SecureDrop directory. Open the links in the Tor Browser for the strongest protection.
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