Well of course not, because if they did so then: 1. Fraudsters would be able to game/bypass them more easily 2. Customers would be able to hold them accountab

Well of course not, because if they did so then: 1. Fraudsters would be able to game/bypass them more easily 2. Customers would be able to hold them accountable more easily It is not in Cloudflare's best interest to explain their anti-fraud technology. The same thing applies to basically anyone doing anti-fraud by the way. Try asking a bank why they declined your transaction, or closed your account.