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  FindleysFinance (@FindleysFinance) reported 8 minutes ago

  @tryheyanna @Polymarket Okay, makes sense. After looking at it, cloudflare has higher margins than their competitors which is a signal that they have a superior brand value and performance in the market.

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  Terminal Insights (@trmnl_x) reported 13 minutes ago

  The market just sold Cloudflare because Anthropic built a hacker AI. That's like selling Verizon because someone invented a better gun. Claude Mythos finds and exploits zero-day vulnerabilities, so cybersecurity is finished. Investors are selling anything with "security" in the pitch deck. Cloudflare is not a vulnerability scanner. They route ~20% of all global internet traffic. CDN. DDoS protection. Zero Trust networking. Edge compute. $2.17B in revenue, up 30% last year. Mythos threatens companies selling vuln management subscriptions. That is not Cloudflare. Mythos is probably bullish for NET. Anthropic just told the world AI can now chain exploits across every major OS and browser, faster than hundreds of human hackers. This creates a demand increase for for network security. Security teams need more enforcement at the network layer, more Zero Trust policies, more bot protection. All of it runs through Cloudflare. BTIG said on Thursday that investors took an "incorrect reading" of Mythos. Anthropic is "giving the world a warning on the increased cyber risk from AI," which drives more demand for vendors, not less. Citi's CIO survey yesterday backs it up, stating cyber budgets are still accelerating, still the #2 IT priority behind GenAI. The agents angle is even cleaner. Cloudflare's CEO said weekly AI agent requests on their network more than doubled in January alone. Every agent that hits the internet passes through their infrastructure. More Anthropic products, more agents, more Cloudflare revenue. They're the toll booth on the agentic internet. The stock's valuation was rich before this. And yes, CEO sold $33M in shares last week (pre-scheduled plan, still owns 7.7% of the company). But a 22% drawdown because Anthropic found old bugs in OpenBSD? The stock was $211 Wednesday. It's $168 today. Citi has a $265 target. BTIG $243. Morgan Stanley $258. The market is pricing in a threat to a business Cloudflare doesn't have.

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  Y (@Y85668750) reported 16 minutes ago

  @xB01DFACE @xlab_os I may have overreacted, but everyone and their dog, and their dog's squeaky toy dogpiled on Cloudflare because they "used unwrap and it brought down the Internet." That's the meme; the truth is more nuanced. It relates to failing open vs. failing closed and whether a system that silently corrupts is better than a system that loudly erupts. Most of the time you want the latter. > You are literally unable to unwrap with certainty You literally are. But today you have try operator (?) you have `if let`, etc. So justified usage of unwrap is minimal. If you want to focus on Zig's strong points those are its compilation speed, C interop and comptime.

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  Nick Nechanicky (@nick_nechanicky) reported 16 minutes ago

  Last 48 hours at @dextoroapp RPC hardening and failover so charts never go down, Cloudflare security audit, and new graduation parameters being built from real trading data off our first two graduated coins. The engineering team is locked in. More shipping updates soon.

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  Rai Report (@RaiReportMedia) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Goreunit @Cloudflare Yes, Indian Illegally-Occupied Jammu & Kashmir should be in Pakistan. Fix it. @Cloudflare

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  alkimiadev (@alkimiadev) reported 17 minutes ago

  @riboe_kent @levelsio There are other reasons why I don't use services like cloudflare beyond just the fact that they're not needed in the vast majority of real world use cases. One example could be "CloudBleed" and just the basic fact that reverse proxies like that require a lot of trust and introduce a point of failure outside of your control. That is true to an extent with self-hosting of course unless its self-hosted inside one's own property. That said, it is different with hosts like ovh and hetzner with many regions available. Ideally there is a separation between the IP for dns purposes and the IP for the machine running whatever service that is pointing to. In my use cases I rent additional IPs(buying is better imo) from ovh and just never use the raw machine's ip for outside services. All services are hosted in minimal containers or vms and ufw forwards any relevant ports. Its not a huge deal to have multiple IPs pointing to the same machine and then using ufw makes the forward to the containers/vms fairly straightforward. Each one of these services can have their own fail2ban rules. I use this for gitea for private *** hosting as one example. Gitea is running in a docker container and has its own ip and subdomain at ***.domain\.tld with nginx acting as a reverse proxy and ufw forwarding ssh. The existing rate limits and rules(plus my 40x rules) are enough to cover the web end of things and with a little more work I added rules for the ssh as well. While there is just me using it that server could handle hundreds or more concurrent users and well beyond any dev projects I'm realistically going to have. I could share it with 20x devs and still never be bothered by their usage. This same idea applies to self hosting things like fluxer(basically a self-hostable clone of discord).

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  The Sincere VP (@thesincerevp) reported 18 minutes ago

  @WatcherGuru $11B in market cap gone because of a press release. not a product launch. not a customer loss. a press release. Cloudflare still does $2.2B in revenue at 35x. and an AI that finds more vulnerabilities means companies need more cybersecurity spending, not less. this is shorts getting a liquidity event dressed up as a thesis

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  Olivia | Balanced Analysis (@OliviaAnalyst) reported 20 minutes ago

  @KobeissiLetter AI finds vulns now. Cloudflare blocking was always gonna be slow as hell.

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  Financial.Guru (@financial_guru8) reported 21 minutes ago

  The "Mythos" Power- 🚨 CLOUDFLARE UNDER PRESSURE 📉 MARKET BLOODBATH: Cybersecurity stocks are hemorrhaging after the Anthropic #Mythos announcement, reportedly capable of finding 27-year-old zero-days in minutes. Cloudflare (NET), Zscaler, and Tenable are all down ~11%+ today. Markets are panicking that AI-driven exploit chaining just made traditional firewalls and WAFs obsolete overnight.

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  sudo rm -rf (@itsjustmarky) reported 22 minutes ago

  @nahcrof The dashboard gave cloudflare host down the same time inference was dead (at least twice a day) for minutes at a time.

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  Arjun Katwal (@arjunkatwal24) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Goreunit @Cloudflare Wrong map of Nepal too. Please fix it 🤭

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  James Perkins (@jamesperkins) reported 27 minutes ago

  @OmarMcAdam @Cloudflare Yeah but I don't want that otherwise I'd have that. There is a reason they are separate, I am the only one with a .dev account. Regardless this is a **** experience.

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  Eder Ribeiro (@ribeiroeder) reported 29 minutes ago

  @JamesWelbes Haha, exactly! "Look how Cloudflare forces you to host with them; if you don't use them, it's so bad, like ours!?"

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  Ben Luong (@copperchunk) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Noahpinion Defense wins where it can eliminate surface area entirely. A Cloudflare Tunnel is hard to ‘attack’ directly because the old perimeter is gone. The problem is most orgs aren’t that clean. AI may help good defenders more, but the median company is still a soft target.

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  Third Eye (@AlavalaAnj87403) reported 33 minutes ago

  BREAKING: Cybersecurity stocks getting crushed #Cloudflare ($NET) plunges over -13% today, now down -22% in just 4 days after Anthropic’s launch of #Claude Mythos — an AI model capable of finding & exploiting software vulnerabilities.