← Back to context Comment by doesXcloudflare 10 years ago archive.is was red, meaning it uses Cloudflare....www.doesitusecloudflare.com 4 comments doesXcloudflare Reply EvanAnderson 10 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 10 years ago while the internet archive / wayback machine do spider, I think archive.is only archives a site "on demand" eriknstr 10 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 10 years ago No TLS on this site?
EvanAnderson 10 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 10 years ago while the internet archive / wayback machine do spider, I think archive.is only archives a site "on demand" eriknstr 10 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 10 years ago while the internet archive / wayback machine do spider, I think archive.is only archives a site "on demand" eriknstr 10 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 10 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?