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Agree that it's a shame that it doesn't really feel like they're owning up to how bad it was. But I wonder if it will just mostly go away. Luckily for cloudfla

by dcosson 10y ago

Agree that it's a shame that it doesn't really feel like they're owning up to how bad it was. But I wonder if it will just mostly go away. Luckily for cloudflare this is a pretty random sampling of people around the country and world. Unless someone has put together a big data set from the caches and decides to leak it or inform the victims, it seems like most people whose accounts do get taken over from this will have no way to trace it back to this bug.

mirimir 10y ago
For sure, there are assholes compiling cache data :(
jessaustin 10y ago
...no way to trace it back to this bug. This is a strong argument for simpler systems without multiple third parties as links in the chain.
baby 10y ago
> Agree that it's a shame that it doesn't really feel like they're owning up to how bad it was. Do you expect them to close house or ask their clients to leave?
mirimir 10y ago
> The carder forum CVV2Finder claims to have more than 150 million logins from several popular services, including Netflix and Uber. http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/56650/data-breach/cloudbleed-carder-forum.html http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/56650/data-breach/cloudb...