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Cloudlflare bug - Bish0pQ - 02-24-2017
Apperently a cloudfare bug named "Cloudbleed" has been found. It exposed a lot of data, username, passwords, real ip's and more.
Pretty interesting to read, it seems the bug occurred in a 3rd party application called ScrapeShield (Scrape protection from bots).
Let me know your thoughts.
Click here for the article.
RE: Cloudlflare bug - mothered - 02-24-2017
(02-24-2017, 02:36 PM)Bish0pQ Wrote: it seems the bug occurred in a 3rd party application called ScrapeShield (Scrape protection from bots).
Counterproductive of CF's purpose.
The nature of data possibly compromised, Is quite serious. It's smart thinking to wait until the search engine caches are cleared before releasing this Information.
RE: Cloudlflare bug - Panther_ - 02-24-2017
Nah, it was the bug finders theory that it was related to scrape sheild. Cloud flare have since released a blog post all about it.
Idk what people really expect. You put all your traffic though a 3rd party. What did you think was going to happen when it went wrong. CF is pretty retarded.
RE: Cloudlflare bug - zenith - 02-24-2017
https://blog.discordapp.com/safety-jim-psa-cloudflare-security-issue-77a4ecc48298#.rmi35cy1q
If you're on any of these listed sites. Change your password
RE: Cloudlflare bug - Inori - 02-24-2017
With all the SSL CVEs being discovered recently, it's really no surprise that CF is having issues. That said, @Oni should keep an eye out for any available patches on both systems.