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xxdesmus
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About xxdesmus
Former Threat Intel lead @Cloudflare.
Former Head of Support @Cloudflare.
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/xxdesmus; my proof: https://keybase.io/xxdesmus/sigs/AG0bUkTiBs4OzR1wX3GxsemdzN9ha4auRytqLYZcjHY ]
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Comment #48740875
I run Trust & Safety at Cloudflare. The best route to request a takedown of this domain and luaventures{.}xyz (the other domain mentioned in your blog post) would be at the host an…
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Comment #47102125
I run the trust & safety team at Cloudflare. In the vast majority of cases, Cloudflare is not the hosting provider of a website resolving to our IPs. In those cases we have no capa…
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Comment #43213786
While Cloudflare has been publishing transparency reports for a long time, this year we chose to revamp the report in light of new reporting obligations under the DSA, and our goal…
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Comment #41954685
Please drop me an email with what you’re seeing - justin (at) cloudflare.com ? That doesn’t sound like old info - that sounds like someone might still be reporting it for abuse eve…
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Comment #37414836
I look forward to the phishinhg. Hopefully you can block known bad hashes.
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Comment #36527327
1) Thanks for the heads up 2) Is this the beta channel? or official builds? 3) You've already notified 1Password of this possible bug/risk?
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Comment #35404804
Self hosting option? Looks great, but I’d rather avoid a SaaS service if possible.
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Comment #32132704
CNAME flattening works just fine and is supported by a variety of DNS providers at this point, but yes — there’s an RFC otherwise.
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Comment #31609722
Hello, I’m the Head of Trust & Safety at Cloudflare. I wanted to clarify our processes, which were described inaccurately in this Hacker News post. As part of our standard fraud re…
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Comment #31574099
Hello, I'm the Head of Trust & Safety. Please forward me the email? This is very likely legitimate and from our team, but I'd like to confirm. justin@ cloudflare.com
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Comment #28794958
Cloudflare sends the origin IP directly to the hosting provider -- with a copy of the abuse report.
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Comment #28793557
Not true -- according to the OP -- we'll tell you who the hosting provider is -- as in, the name and abuse email of the host. The origin IP is not needed.
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Comment #28793522
>> "You also have a Cloudflare account to file a complaint, which I found to be odd." That's incorrect. Anyone can fill out the web reporting form here: cloudflare.com/abuse -- abs…
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Comment #26814634
To clarify — the website owner can fully add Tor to your allow list if you’d like to. That’s entirely your choice if you’re concerned about Tor users being CAPTCHA’d. Also you cont…
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Comment #24038323
Completely agree. I closed the tab as soon as I saw those were the only 2 signup options.
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Comment #23933985
To be clear -- the website owner can always reply to the email they receive from our Trust & Safety team. That goes directly to our team. This individual could also do that if they…
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Comment #23305260
waves author here. To be clear: I do this research in my free time. This is 100% independent of my $dayjob at Cloudflare.
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Comment #23138790
(1) setup a VPN server at a hosting provider (you pick) (2) turn off all logging (3) make it available to the public (you pick how) (4) get flooded with abuse reports (5) get shut …