The internet has a new security bug called Cloudbleed and it's pretty bad. We explain what it is, how it affects you and what you can do. As Managing Editor, I lead CNET's mobile team, covering news ...

Huge security disasters like Cloudbleed are never fun. However, as more information about the newly reported vulnerability becomes available, we can understand how dangerous bugs stand to screw up the ...

Another day, another data leak — though this one might turn out to be a little more monstrous than the rest. Internet infrastructure company Cloudflare has admitted that a bug in its system caused ...

Over the last few days, Cloudflare has been assessing the damage of the now-infamous CloudBleed bug that leaked memory from web servers across the internet. The numbers indicate a startling amount of ...

Since Cloudflare revealed a bug that caused random chunks of data to leak from customer websites, including Fitbit and OkCupid, the company has worked to determine the extent of the problem. It turns ...

Cloudflare, a service that provides security and performance optimization for more than 5.5 million websites, warned users on Thursday that it recently fixed a bug that exposed sensitive information ...

Several fintechs are assuring customers that their data was unaffected by the recent Cloudbleed bug affecting systems of the content delivery network Cloudflare. During a period between September 2016 ...

In case you are still wondering about the SHA-1 being broken and if someone is going to be spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to create a fake Certificate Authority and sniff your OkCupid ...

Cloudbleed is the name of the newest wide-reaching security flaw that has recently affected the internet, exposing the private information of millions of users worldwide. A flaw in the popular ...

Yesterday, web-infrastructure provider Cloudflare disclosed the discovery and subsequent mitigation of a bug — now known as “Cloudbleed” — in its system. This was a big-deal bug, and it’s been patched ...