Cloudflare announced a brand-new DNS service this weekend - on April Fool's Day, of course-- because its launch date ties into the IP address you use to access it: 1.1.1.1. Four ones. Get it? 4/1?
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Over the weekend, Cloudflare announced a new DNS service, in partnership with APNIC, that promises faster performance and improved privacy. And while those are good things, making such an announcement on April Fools Day left may people shaking their heads and wondering if the whole thing was a hoax. It turns out, it's not a hoax with the new service offering faster address resolution and a promise to wipe all logs of DNS queries within 24 hours.
Last week we found out about Cloudbleed, a bug on Cloudflare services that resulted in data leakage from a number of websites. Here's a list of websites confirmed to have had data exposed.
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