Content delivery network Cloudflare has suffered a serious, months-long breach of user data, including content from thousands of websites and iOS apps Uber, Fitbit, Yelp, and OKCupid, according to reports.
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Cloudflare has been leaking private Uber, Fitbit and Ok Cupid details for months
A software bug in the code of internet infrastructure company Cloudflare inadvertently caused millions of website details to be exposed online, the company has revealed.
CloudFlare Leaked Sensitive Customer Data
CloudFlare has been working around the clock in the past few days to address a critical security problem that led to sensitive customer data getting leaked and cached by search engines.
Serious Bug Exposes Sensitive Data From Millions of Sites Sitting Behind CloudFlare
A severe security vulnerability has been discovered in the CloudFlare content delivery network that has caused big-name websites to expose private session keys and other sensitive data.
Dirty COW Exploit Can Root Android Devices
The Dirty COW vulnerability came to light last week when the Linux project patched a security flaw that existed in the Linux kernel since version 3.6, released in 2007.
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