Accelerating web security for a global retailer

Tala’s Cloudflare-certified integration module makes deploying enterprise-grade web security easy.
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Cloudflare releases Workers Unbound, a secure serverless computing platform

Cloudflare announced the release of Cloudflare Workers Unbound, offering a serverless platform for developers with unparalleled flexibility, performance, security, ease of use, and pricing. It allows developers to run complicated computing workloads ac… Continue reading Cloudflare releases Workers Unbound, a secure serverless computing platform

Cloudflare suffered data leak; exposing 3 million IP addresses: Ukraine

By Sudais Asif
The National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine claims the data leak has…
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Cyberattacks targeting BLM movement see widespread increase

By Sudais Asif
Cloudflare says that there has been a staggering increase in cyberattacks against the BLM movement.
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Who’s DDoSing Anti-Racism Groups?

In the days after George Floyd’s death, the websites of several black-rights groups have seen huge DDoS attacks.
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Denial of service attacks against advocacy groups skyrocket

Distributed denial-of-service attacks against advocacy organizations increased by 1,120% since a Minneapolis police officer killed George Floyd by kneeling on his neck, sparking demonstrations throughout the U.S. In figures published Tuesday, the internet security firm Cloudflare said it blocked more than 135 billion malicious web requests against advocacy sites, compared to less than 30 million blocked requests against U.S. government websites, such as police and military organizations. The company did not disclose which websites were affected, specifically. “As we’ve often seen in the past, real world protest and violence is usually accompanied by attacks on the internet. This past week has been no exception,” Cloudflare chief executive Matthew Prince and chief technology officer John Graham-Cumming said in a blog post. DDoS attacks occur when anonymous web users flood a site with fabricate traffic in an attempt to knock it offline, thus silencing its web presence until the site recovers. Web […]

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