Show HN: Does it use Cloudflare?

This is at about 38 upvotes ATM, and I believe it may not be killed for anybody's whims after that. It's tech-related, actual, and liked by the community here (not that is of particular interest to me but still).

Re: Show HN: Does it use Cloudflare?

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Post by gkya » Fri, Feb 24, 2017, 11:04 AM UTC

baptistem wrote: post #4

otherwise : dig website.com +short | head -n1 | xargs -- whois | grep -q cloudflare

doesn't work with my setup, whois on cloudflare domains do not inlcude the string "cloudflare". This works tho:

  dig website.com +short |  grep -q cloudflare

Re: Show HN: Does it use Cloudflare?

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Post by arianvanp » Fri, Feb 24, 2017, 11:08 AM UTC

manojlds wrote: post #3

My jekyll based static site hosted on Github Pages uses cloudflare for https. Saying that my site is compromised by CloudBleed is a bit too much. http://www.doesitusecloudflare.com/?url=www.stacktoheap.com

But it is compromised.... this is literally the only use case in which you can get comprimised. If you put your _http_ page behind cloudlfare https

Re: Show HN: Does it use Cloudflare?

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Post by blibble » Fri, Feb 24, 2017, 11:12 AM UTC

arianvanp wrote: post #9

manojlds wrote: post #3

My jekyll based static site hosted on Github Pages uses cloudflare for https. Saying that my site is compromised by CloudBleed is a bit too much. http://www.doesitusecloudflare.com/?url=www.stacktoheap.com

But it is compromised.... this is literally the only use case in which you can get comprimised. If you put your _http_ page behind cloudlfare https

if it's public static content what exactly has been compromised?