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11 votes
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Why is Cloudflare trusted with encryption?
I am a big fan of Cloudflare Tunnels, it's let me muck about with quite a few low risk apps and it's been fun. one thing that's always bothered me though is the SSL setup. According to their...
I am a big fan of Cloudflare Tunnels, it's let me muck about with quite a few low risk apps and it's been fun.
one thing that's always bothered me though is the SSL setup.
According to their website, only enterprise users are allowed to manage their own TLS private keys.
I can kinda understand the logic behind free accounts not having that perk.
But if you are someone who really doesn't like cloudflare reading your traffic or you are a business, it seems odd to me that it's not being demanded of cloudflare that they make it more available for paid users to not expose their TLS private keys to cloudflare.
Why are so many folks OK with cloudflare essentially being able to read all their traffic?
or am I overestimating how many people are using the Pro and Business account? is the majority of their users just Free or Enterprise?
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22 votes -
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53 votes -
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37 votes -
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Chinese government hackers penetrate US internet providers to spy
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18 votes -
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15 votes -
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26 votes -
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37 votes