emilstahl

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by emilstahl 2y ago
Keep in mind that your registant details of your .com domain might also be disclosed. Your domain is at Tucows: >Tucows Privacy Policy prohibits the release of registrant information without express permission from the registrant except
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by emilstahl 2y ago
Since the post have been taken down and the URL now returns 404, here is an archived copy: https://web.archive.org/web/20240527214609/https://debunking...
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by emilstahl 2y ago
You do realize that your ISP/host/transit provider also complies with subpoenas and court orders, right? This doesn’t change anything.
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by emilstahl 2y ago
Cloudflare is not that much different: >Cloudflare requires valid legal process such as a subpoena or a foreign government equivalent of a subpoena before providing this type of information to either foreign or domestic government author
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by emilstahl 2y ago
No, Cloudflare is not acting inappropriately at all. This is standard industry practice, not just in the U.S., but also in Europe and the UK. Hosting providers, telcos, social media platforms, and other similar entities generally comply wit
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by emilstahl 6y ago
CenturyLink/Level3 on Twitter: "We are able to confirm that all services impacted by today’s IP outage have been restored. We understand how important these services are to our customers, and we sincerely apologize for the impact
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by emilstahl 6y ago
CNN just blames Cloudflare.. :facepalm: https://edition.cnn.com/2020/08/30/tech/internet-outage-clou...
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by emilstahl 6y ago
Source?
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by emilstahl 6y ago
Cloudflare status page: Update - Major transit providers are taking action to work around the network that is experiencing issues and affecting global traffic. We are applying corrective action in our data centers as the situation changes i
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by emilstahl 7y ago
“AS396531 "Allegheny Technologies Incorporated" is leaking a better-reachable route for AS13335 "Cloudflare, Inc." towards AS701 "Verizon Business/UUnet" explaining the current LSE going on.” https:/