Does the site use Cloudflare?

xxeroxover 9 years ago

Cos i heard some pretty interesting news , he he he

AlwaysSCUMMYover 9 years agoedited
Actually, Epicmafia uses cloudflare

https://check-host.net/ip-info?host=epicmafia.com

However, bypassing CloudFlare is pretty easy. It's hosted on a Linode server in their Dallas location.

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Linkerover 9 years ago
I love me too
deleteddeletedover 9 years ago
I love you Adam
Bebopover 9 years ago
he he he
Becomeclearover 9 years ago
hi adam
qwertasover 9 years ago
hi adam
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nicoleyrenaaover 9 years ago
hi adam
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jessover 9 years ago
hi adam
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Linkerover 9 years ago
Take a look at the access-control-allow-origin header on the amazon upload server you god forsaken child
Linkerover 9 years ago
That is my point you ape
Whitepimp007over 9 years ago
Linker
Also this is not computer knowledge, just look at the URL's you're directed to for uploads, its amazon. damn noobs
lmao pls stop

You can use Cloudflare through Amazon AWS with Cross Origin Resource Sharing.
deleteddeletedover 9 years ago
hi adam
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Linkerover 9 years ago
Also this is not computer knowledge, just look at the URL's you're directed to for uploads, its amazon. damn noobs
Linkerover 9 years ago
There's also that new song by that ginger Rick guy. Oh wait thats not new.
lailaiover 9 years ago
@Whitepimp007: Not public info, informal chat with an infuriated who's upset at Cloudflare severely downplaying the issue and trying to PR spin it as Google's fault for disclosing the vulnerability report.
Whitepimp007over 9 years ago
I'm not finding this 44k number. Do you have a source?
lailaiover 9 years ago
But to answer your question:

No, EpicMafia does not use cloudflare, it's served directly by Linode.
lailaiover 9 years ago
@The: CloudFlare's summary is intentionally misleading. The vulnerability existed for a period of months.

There were 44k caches that Google independently identified and had to purge, and Bing only purged those 770 URLs (so there are 43.3k out still there)
Theover 9 years ago
https://blog.cloudflare.com/incident-report-on-memory-leak-caused-by-cloudflare-parser-bug/

"The infosec team worked to identify URIs in search engine caches that had leaked memory and get them purged. With the help of Google, Yahoo, Bing and others, we found 770 unique URIs that had been cached and which contained leaked memory. Those 770 unique URIs covered 161 unique domains. The leaked memory has been purged with the help of the search engines.
We also undertook other search expeditions looking for potentially leaked information on sites like Pastebin and did not find anything."
deleteddeletedover 9 years ago
Please refile with proof.
deleteddeletedover 9 years ago
my mom said im not allowed to kill myself
odinover 9 years ago
kys
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xxeroxover 9 years ago
But thats only if we use Cloudflare. I doubt we use it , but better be safe, am i right?
xxeroxover 9 years ago
Some people may need to kinda change their passwords. . .
xxeroxover 9 years ago
I mean if we do use Cloudflare . . .