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>thus being used for illegal and harmful activities right? neither the login portal page nor the marketing page are illegal. >Cloudflare so far hasn't acted l
by john_strinlai 6mo ago
>thus being used for illegal and harmful activities right?
neither the login portal page nor the marketing page are illegal.
>Cloudflare so far hasn't acted like a party that has the good of the web in its interest
for a lot of reasons, i generally agree with this statement. however, for this specific reason (maintaining a content-neutral approach, instead of playing content-police), i could not disagree more. cloudflare making hosting decisions based on the legal content of your site would be a huge disservice to the internet.
- fragmede 6mo agoWhat's inside the login portal? I honestly don't know and am genuinely asking but the article didn't seem to go into it, but if the login portal leads to a page with a btc/other crypto address and a text box where the attacker enters ubuntu.com and a submit button labeled DDoS, should that bit be legal?