The way I see it, it's not "chances that this individual is compromised are too low to worry about", it's "chances are this individual is compromised because ev

The way I see it, it's not "chances that this individual is compromised are too low to worry about", it's "chances are this individual is compromised because even though everybody wasn't compromised, anybody was, and we don't know who or to what extent. We are all familiar with "better safe than sorry", but another no-brainer when it comes to security is "remove all uncertainties". Not only do Cloudflare's CEO and CTO not seem to operate by these golden rules, but they are spreading misinformation to others about the importance of respecting these basic tenants of security. That shows that they place their profit margin over the customers who give them that margin in the first place. They do not consider routine corporate security, potential legal backlash to their customers, or the safety of their customers' customers to be the most important thing and that is unacceptable for a company that is basically trying to MITM the internet.