> It seems like they (like Cloudflare, or a regular hosting service) are opening themselves up to all sorts of risks by serving arbitrary content. That's prett

> It seems like they (like Cloudflare, or a regular hosting service) are opening themselves up to all sorts of risks by serving arbitrary content. That's pretty much any website that accepts user input or integrates with an external service. I could post a base64-encoded malware to HN too, it would just get caught a lot faster (wasn't this a real thing on reddit?). I think the trick here is that it doesn't look out of place on a blockchain explorer/gateway because most of that data is opaque binary content to begin with.