Comment by sulam
9 years ago
I think he's overstating the case. There are plenty of ways for that content to get on the internet that don't involve CloudFlare.
9 years ago
I think he's overstating the case. There are plenty of ways for that content to get on the internet that don't involve CloudFlare.
Booting them off cloudflare caused downtime at best.
The site of the nature and reputation such as Daily Stormer will remain offline in perpetuity without DDoS protection. It wouldn't even take botnets - you could easily sign up enough volunteers to run the client.
It did. They're completely offline now. Since their .com got taken down, they had a .onion domain, which now simply says that they've moved to .ru, which is currently down thanks to Cloudflare. They'll probably return to that .onion domain shortly, but, as I'm writing this, they're completely off of the Internet.