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by xxdesmus 7y ago
Has not been the case for several years now.
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by xxdesmus 7y ago
The retroactive component will be tossed out by any sane judge. There’s no way that’ll hold up in court.
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A public database exposed medical records of 150k rehab patients(rainbowtabl.es)
2 points by xxdesmus 8y ago|0 comments
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by xxdesmus 8y ago
Indeed, we've gone to great lengths already to make the experience over Tor less painful -- for example supporting Proxy Pass: https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-supports-privacy-pass... in addition to the onion
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by xxdesmus 8y ago
Good idea, will look into that.
36.
by xxdesmus 8y ago
Hello HN, I'm Justin -- Cloudflare's Director of Trust & Safety. Happy to review/answer questions.
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by xxdesmus 8y ago
The "general" category would be the correct place to report that. We'll review the report. If we can verify allegations we'll take appropriate steps, but at the very least even if we can't necessarily verify the all
38.
by xxdesmus 8y ago
https://canarywatch.org/ does essentially this. Crap: just noticed they stopped updating it.
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by xxdesmus 8y ago
Check out https://lowendbox.com/ -- you can find some a VPS options for something in the range of $1/month.
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South Korean Android delivery apps leaking passwords and financial data(rainbowtabl.es)
1 points by xxdesmus 8y ago|0 comments
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Yet Another S3 Leak: 3,000 PAN Cards and National ID (Aadhaar) Cards from India(rainbowtabl.es)
2 points by xxdesmus 8y ago|0 comments
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Arik Air – “West-Africa's leading airline” – grounded by an Amazon S3 leak(rainbowtabl.es)
1 points by xxdesmus 8y ago|0 comments
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by xxdesmus 8y ago
1) We can't remove content we don't host. Only the host can remove that content. 2) If you have located malicious content please do tell us about it -- cloudflare.com/abuse -- and once we confirm your report we can place a wa
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by xxdesmus 8y ago
For non-IPFS -- It depends on the notification settings selected by the complainant, but generally speaking we notify the website owner based on the Cloudflare account email address, and notify the hosting provider of the website. For IPFS
45.
by xxdesmus 8y ago
As long as you have some swap configured you’ll probably be fine.
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Mailchimp/Mandrill Payment Gateway Outage
1 points by xxdesmus 8y ago|0 comments
47.
by xxdesmus 8y ago
"NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID" off to a good start... Your cert is valid only for corastreetpress{.}com
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by xxdesmus 8y ago
working now. :)
49.
by xxdesmus 8y ago
"Page not found"
50.
by xxdesmus 8y ago
6. You want to employ security professionals who will inevitably have to clean your hacked WordPress website.
51.
by xxdesmus 9y ago
Check out my profile. I work at the company on the team in question. They are utterly unrelated.
52.
by xxdesmus 9y ago
Again -- entirely unrelated. In the reply that was sent to the website owner. They received an explanation.
53.
by xxdesmus 9y ago
entirely unrelated, and the website owner was provided an explanation.
54.
by xxdesmus 9y ago
also mentioned 2 years ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10732267 also specific repos have been mentioned before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13056254
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by xxdesmus 9y ago
2 hour old profile and this is not actually "free" -- this is a free 30 day trial. Big difference. Flagging this as it's almost certainly going to get removed as spam.
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by xxdesmus 9y ago
Not sure your point. Who exactly do you anticipate is opt-ing? The website owner's settings defaults to secure, and they can intentionally take action to make the website less secure if they'd like to. That is their decision, of c
57.
by xxdesmus 9y ago
Indeed, our security service allows our customer (the website owner) the option to adequately protect their website. I'm not sure you actually made a point other than to confirm that we allow website owners to fully whitelist Tor if th
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by xxdesmus 9y ago
"They also went out of their way to automatically treat them as more questionable by default." nope, you're spreading un-sourced/unconfirmed FUD. Provide a source, or this is just FUD. Tor IPs are treated like any other
59.
by xxdesmus 9y ago
nope -- as stated, up to the website owner. They can whitelist Tor if they'd like to. Entirely the website owner's decision to make.
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by xxdesmus 9y ago
Because our CEO has mentioned this on Twitter a few times I think I can safely say - coming soon.

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