Control what the leaderboard lists.
Listing controls change the leaderboard and nothing else. They do not remove a result, hide its page, block a future scan, or change a score.
Remove one result
Each result has a listing key, and only the person who ran that scan can ask for it. The key removes that one result from the leaderboard. Removing the newest result for a host hides the host; it never puts an older result in its place. A later scan can be listed again.
Suppress a whole host
A domain controller can hide every leaderboard listing for one exact host. Start below and prove control with the one-time DNS TXT record this creates.
You can also send that one-time value to us by email from an address at the same domain. A visible sender address is not proof on its own, so an emailed request is accepted only where the message is authenticated and aligned to that exact domain, and we fall back to the DNS record whenever it is not. Email handling is not open yet; use the DNS record today.
To remove a result rather than hide a listing, use result removal. To block future scans, use no-scan control. Both override leaderboard state.