Cloudflare once again comes under pressure for enabling abusive sites

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Cloudflare once again comes under pressure for enabling abusive sites - Ars Technica

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Cloudflare masks the origin of roughly 10% of abusive domains, watchdog says.

On Tuesday, the project said Cloudflare provides services for 10 percent of the domains listed in its domain block list and, to date, serves sites that are the subject of more than 1,200 unresolved complaints regarding abuse.

The controversy isn't new for Cloudflare, a network operator that has often taken a hands-off approach to moderating the enormous amount of traffic flowing through its infrastructure.