CloudFlare Security Bug Exposes Sensitive Information

[NoBrain]

Hi,

After a recent article posted by the CloudFlare team it has come to light that there has been a massive security hole in the CloudFlare network for many months. Exposing credit card information, passwords, private email addresses, home address and more to hackers. Key sites that have been affected are below, note that the list is still being updated (even as I type this) and more than likely will have more sites added to the list. As of currently there are over 4 million affected domains - repository linked below containing affected sites.

• Uber
• Reddit
• Yelp
• Digital Ocean
• OKCupid
• RapGenius
• Coinbase
• Product Hunt
• Udemy
• Crunchyroll
• Fit Bit
• Hacker News
• Zen Desk
• Discord
• GitHub Pages
• Chocolatey

IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO CHANGE YOUR PASSWORDS TO THESE SITES AND ENABLE TWO FACTOR AUTHENTICATION WHERE POSSIBLE.

GitHub repository containing more sites affected: https://github.com/pirate/sites-using-cloudflare
Read more: https://blog.cloudflare.com/incident...re-parser-bug/

[MentaL]

[sunnyboy]

It's also only like 0.000003% chance your info was compromised

[Future]

Hmm well better safe than sorry. GG for a company like that... Glad RZ is on incapsula at this moment.

[Bradley]

Interesting well thank you for this alert anyway it's always highly appreciated sharing it around.

[denverr]

Hmm, There are many networks that have some kind of issue and problem with them, and some have security problems too. your given information is useful..