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19.11.25 - 18:03
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Cloudflare Blames Database Error For Outage That Took Down 20% Of The Web (ZeroHedge)
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Cloudflare Blames Database Error For Outage That Took Down 20% Of The Web
Authored by Brayden Lindrea via CoinTelegraph.com,
Internet services provider Cloudflare says that a fault in its bot detection system triggered an outage that took down around 20% of webpages, including several crypto platforms.
Cloudflare said in a post-mortem statement on Tuesday that a “feature file” used by its Bot Management System to fight off cyberattacks grew beyond its normal limit, leading to a failure in Cloudflare's software.
“We are sorry for the impact to our customers and to the Internet in general. Given Cloudflare's importance in the Internet ecosystem any outage of any of our systems is unacceptable.”
The company initially suspected the incident was caused by a hyper-scale Distributed Denial of Service attack, but confirmed there was no cyberattack or malicious activity.
Cloudflare handles roughly 20% of internet traffic and powers around one-third of the top 10,000 websites, apps and ser...
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19.11.25 - 15:36
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Cloudflare Aktie: Analysten sehen KI‑Boom als Treiber - Ausfall bleibt Nebenrolle (Aktiencheck)
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Charlotte (www.aktiencheck.de) - Cloudflare-Aktienanalyse von BofA:
Die Analysten von BofA bewerten die Aktie von Cloudflare Inc. (ISIN: US18915M1071, WKN: A2PQMN, Ticker-Symbol: 8CF, NYSE-Symbol: NET) weiterhin mit "buy" und bestätigen ihr Kursziel von 255 USD.
BofA habe nach den jüngsten Ausfällen bei AWS und Azure im vergangenen Monat darauf hingewiesen, dass der gestrige Ausfall bei Cloudflare das inhärente Abhängigkeitsrisiko großer Infrastruktur-Anbieter widerspiegele. [mehr]...
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19.11.25 - 13:01
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Tokyo Court Orders U.S. IT Firm to Pay Damages over Pirated Manga (Nippon)
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Tokyo, Nov. 19 (Jiji Press)--Tokyo District Court on Wednesday ordered U.S. information technology company Cloudflare Inc. to pay about 500 million yen in damages for assisting copyrights violations by pirated manga websites. In the lawsuit, major Japanese publishers Kadokawa Corp., Kodansha Ltd., Shueisha Inc. and Shogakukan Inc. had sought damages totaling 560 million yen from San Francis......
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