← Back to context Comment by doesXcloudflare 8 years ago archive.is was red, meaning it uses Cloudflare....www.doesitusecloudflare.com 4 comments doesXcloudflare Reply EvanAnderson 8 years ago The concern isn't that they use Cloudflare. The concern is that they're spidering the Internet, and therefore might be storing cached data that Cloudflare leaked. tomjakubowski 8 years ago while the internet archive / wayback machine do spider, I think archive.is only archives a site "on demand" eriknstr 8 years ago Yes but with all the people and even automated 3rd-party scripts making use of archive.is, it is practically a spider. teh_klev 8 years ago No TLS on this site?
EvanAnderson 8 years ago The concern isn't that they use Cloudflare. The concern is that they're spidering the Internet, and therefore might be storing cached data that Cloudflare leaked. tomjakubowski 8 years ago while the internet archive / wayback machine do spider, I think archive.is only archives a site "on demand" eriknstr 8 years ago Yes but with all the people and even automated 3rd-party scripts making use of archive.is, it is practically a spider.
tomjakubowski 8 years ago while the internet archive / wayback machine do spider, I think archive.is only archives a site "on demand" eriknstr 8 years ago Yes but with all the people and even automated 3rd-party scripts making use of archive.is, it is practically a spider.
eriknstr 8 years ago Yes but with all the people and even automated 3rd-party scripts making use of archive.is, it is practically a spider.
The concern isn't that they use Cloudflare. The concern is that they're spidering the Internet, and therefore might be storing cached data that Cloudflare leaked.
while the internet archive / wayback machine do spider, I think archive.is only archives a site "on demand"
Yes but with all the people and even automated 3rd-party scripts making use of archive.is, it is practically a spider.
No TLS on this site?