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It would be nice if Cloudflare tried a bit harder to respond to abuse reports. I don't think they've ever acted when I've reported obvious phishing and malware
by RockRobotRock 2y ago
It would be nice if Cloudflare tried a bit harder to respond to abuse reports.
I don't think they've ever acted when I've reported obvious phishing and malware hosting to them.
- jeroenhd 2y agoI don't think I've ever seen an abuse report to anyone have a direct consequence. Phishing URLs I've reported never get added to any phishing lists, malware reports seem to go to /dev/null, and reporting spammers to their hosting services/registrars only seems to increase the amount of spam received. Cloudflare should do better, but so should the entire industry. I get why companies selling security software report on this stuff, but this stuff is just a consequence of the internet allowing inbound connections sometimes. The takeaway from this isn't "Cloudflare bad", but "block trycloudflare.com in your DNS server unless your devs use it for some reason". Same with Ngrok and any other dev tool like that.