Cloudflare launches Content Signals Policy to fight AI crawlers and scrapers
Cloudflare is giving publishers and site owners a way to declare preferences on how AI companies use their content, expanding robots.txt with new policy language.
Cloudflare is giving publishers and site owners a way to declare preferences on how AI companies use their content, expanding robots.txt with new policy language.
Cloudflare is expanding Workers AI with Leonardo image generation and Deepgram voice models, bringing low-latency creative and real-time voice apps to its developer platform.
Cloudflare has added new AI security features to its Zero Trust platform, including tools to monitor, control, and protect how employees use generative AI apps.
Cloudflare has accused Perplexity of disguising its crawlers and ignoring robots.txt rules, a shocking move that could have legal consequences.
Cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1 DNS resolver went offline globally on July 14 after a configuration mistake pulled key IP routes. Here’s what went wrong.
Cloudflare is now blocking AI crawlers by default, putting control back in the hands of content creators. This new permission-based model stops unauthorized scraping and helps protect the future of original work online.
The Internet was nearly knocked off its feet last month when Cloudflare quietly blocked what may go down as the largest DDoS attack in history. It slammed into one of the company’s hosting provider customers with an absurd 7.3 terabits per second of traffic. Let that number sink in. This wasn’t just a bump in … Read more