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cock.li is a gemmy privacy-oriented partially joke email service created by the supposedly pseudonymous 8caca named Vincent Canfield, Its main selling point are goofy email address domains (such as its flagship domain @cock.li and the infamous @nigge.rs) and strict minimal logs policy. It is notable for being used by many soyteens, the most notable of which being ROOT (rooty@420blaze.it, though this email is inactive now) and other jannies until the soyjak.party mailserver (@soyjak.st) was created. According to the 4chan data leak, it was also used by 4chan jannies as well.

Privacy[edit | edit source]

Cock.li stands out for its privacy and ease of use. The only logs kept are IP addresses and registration data upon sign up, although this is most likely done to combat spammers. In order to prevent automated abuse of this; however, there is a proof-of-work challenge required to be done through the browser if you want to send email.[1] Despite its unprofessional nature, cock.li is apparently used by some federal agents as a way to stay protected. However, cock.li also responds accordingly to subpoenas[2] to stay afloat, so don't use it for services that link you back to a real identity.

Hiccups[edit | edit source]

2015 bombing threat incident[edit | edit source]

In the December of 2015, one of cock.li's server hard drives that was being used to host the service has been seized by the German law enforcements after the international request from the US, because of a bomb threat was sent to several school districts in the United States using the email "madbomber@cock.li". That meant that the SSL keys, private keys and full mail content of all 64,500 of cock.li's users, as well as hashed passwords, registration time, and the last seven days of logs were all confiscated and now are in the hands of German authorities.

Border incident[edit | edit source]

In 2017, Vincent Candfield, the founder and owner of cock.li, took a trip from Germany to the United States to visit family. He was then detained by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, presumably because they were aware that he owned cock.li. His electronics were seized and attempted to be decrypted by the agents, though they likely failed. When he left the US, he was stopped again, and after they searched his device (they found porn, not very surprising) and let him go.

After this incident, Vincent moved the servers to Romania, where a provider was more friendly to TOR.

DoD Subpoena[edit | edit source]

In 2018, the Department of Defense subpoenaed Candfield for mean comments. He defended himself, but it's unknown if he won.

Hitler.rocks incident[edit | edit source]

In early 2025, Cock.li discovered that their hitler.rocks was being used as a destabilizer by federal agencies, mainly for spam and reducing cock.li's efficiency. Alongside with its removal, nigge.rs was re-added.

Data breach[edit | edit source]

In 2025, Cock.li suffered a data breach due to a vulnerability in old Roundcube software used for the webmail client. Data such as language and login info (not passwords) were leaked, though it was relatively minor.[3]

Cock-mail[edit | edit source]

Cock-mail is cock.li's webmail service, created after the Roundcube databreach and developed in-house. It uses IMAP and SMTP over WebSockets and manages the entire session in your browser from start to finish. In order to circumvent XSS vulnerabilities, HTML is completely disabled and converted to plaintext. It can be self-hosted via an HTML file (for complete features, via Docker) but is mainly on the web.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

  • Login screen.
    Login screen.
  • An attached email.
    An attached email.
  • Images in email.
    Images in email.
  • Composing an email.
    Composing an email.

Email addresses[edit | edit source]

Cock.li currently offers the following email addresses, ranging from professional-sounding to sexual references and 4chan memes:[4]

Snopes

  1. ↑ https://cock.li/unblock.php
  2. ↑ https://vc.gg/blog/dodoij-wtfbbq.html
  3. ↑ https://cock.li/log.txt
  4. ↑ https://cock.li/register.php

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