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> During our attempts to remediate, we have disabled WARP [their VPN service] access in London. Users in London trying to access the Internet via WARP will see

> During our attempts to remediate, we have disabled WARP [their VPN service] access in London. Users in London trying to access the Internet via WARP will see a failure to connect. Posted 4 minutes ago. Nov 18, 2025 - 13:04 UTC Is Cloudflare being attacked...?

fergie 11mo ago
This line also gave me that vibe
- misswaterfairy 11mo ago
  > We have made changes that have allowed Cloudflare Access [their 'zero-trust network access solution'] and WARP to recover. Error levels for Access and WARP users have returned to pre-incident rates. > We have re-enabled WARP access in London. > We are continuing to work towards restoring other services. > Posted 12 minutes ago. Nov 18, 2025 - 13:13 UTC Now I'm really suspicious that they were attacked...
- philipwhiuk 11mo ago
  I will bet it's routing misconfig.
  - 0xbkt 11mo ago
    It always is.
SallysField 11mo ago
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aberoham 11mo ago
Someone running cloudflared accidentally advertising a critical route into their Warp namespace and somehow disrupting routes for internal Cloudflare services doesn't seem too far fetched. We vibe coded a tool to mass disconnect Cloudflare Warp for incident responders: https://github.com/aberoham/unwarp https://github.com/aberoham/unwarp To go along with the shenanigans around dealing with MITM traffic inspection https://github.com/aberoham/fuwarp https://github.com/aberoham/fuwarp