Amazon, X, Spotify, ChatGPT, Grindr, Canva, and many more are struggling to stay online.
Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince calls it the "Black Mirror possibility."
Cloudflare, a company that runs 20% of the web, just flipped a switch that could end the open internet as we know it, forcing AI companies to pay for the content they’ve been taking for free.
The sites look very official, but they just steal your money and don't deliver any toys.
“Free Sasha & Mocha” stickers have popped up all over Park City as locals appear to rally in support of the dogs.
Twitter's traffic plummeted as Threads became the fastest growing app of all time. In response, Elon called for "a literal dick measuring contest."
The as-needed adjustment has caused decades of tech disruption. Now, by international vote, it's in its final years.
Who’s blasting out dubious articles blaming renewable energy for Texas' power grid woes? Several indicators strongly suggest it’s the tech-savvy Brad Parscale.
The report analyzed more than 1 million posts from a leading incel forum and found a 59% uptick in keywords associated with acts of mass violence.
A spat between 8kun’s Jim Watkins and Kiwi Farms’ Josh Moon hasn’t helped both hate sites as they struggle to stay working under relentless DDoS attacks.
Privacy experts welcomed Flo’s efforts but told Gizmodo the mode isn't technically fully anonymous and should be applied by default.
The online forum that was renowned for harboring hate found a new home with VanwaTech, which supports other dungheaps like the Daily Stormer and 8kun.
A phishing campaign targeted Okta users at multiple companies, successfully swiping passwords from staffers and then using them to steal company secrets.
Cloudflare has patched the bug and says that it was never actually exploited, and Albert Pedersen earned $6,000.
The founder of Wikipedia looks back at how things have changed on the web, and what's stayed the same.
Discord, Medium, and DoorDash experienced problems. Cloudflare reported the outage lasted about two hours.
Cybersecurity experts from 30 NATO members are cooperating to stave off an attack on the fictional island country of “Berylia.”
The country's telecommunications companies were able to repair a major subsea fiber optic cable badly damaged during last month's volcanic eruptions.
Gettr uses Google AdSense tracking and the Facebook pixel, in addition to being loaded with other privacy and security flaws, according to a new report.
The Federal Trade Commission has given companies affected by the ubiquitous log4j bug a stern warning.
