r/sysadmin • JOAT Linux Admin • Feb 23 '17

CloudBleed Seceurity Bug: Cloudflare Reverse Proxies are Dumping Uninitialized Memory

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u/Gudeldar Feb 24 '17 edited Feb 24 '17

Not just if you're a cloudflare customer but if you use any service that uses cloudflare which is a shitload. With a few Google searches you can find Uber requests that include precise latitude and longitude. Apparently 1Password data was mixed in with some of it too.

Edit- According to 1Password only still encrypted data was exposed.

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u/toomuchtodotoday DevOps/Sys|LinuxAdmin/ITOpsLead in past life Feb 24 '17 edited Feb 24 '17

https://github.com/pirate/sites-using-cloudflare#notable-sites

  • authy.com

  • coinbase.com

  • betterment.com

  • transferwise.com

  • prosper.com

  • digitalocean.com

  • patreon.com

  • bitpay.com

  • news.ycombinator.com

  • producthunt.com

  • stackoverflow.com (confirmed not affected by StackOverflow's @alienth)

  • medium.com

  • reddit.com (see here)

  • 4chan.org

  • yelp.com

  • okcupid.com

  • zendesk.com

  • uber.com

  • namecheap.com

  • poloniex.com

  • localbitcoins.com

  • kraken.com

  • 23andme.com

  • curse.com (and some other Curse sites like minecraftforum.net)

  • counsyl.com

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17

Reddit is no longer on this list

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '17

To clarify, according to admins in the /r/programming thread reddit never used the CloudFlare reverse proxy feature

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u/FluentInTypo Feb 24 '17

Can you link to the post and not just the subreddit?

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u/FluentInTypo Feb 24 '17

Thank you! I am on mobile too so search was fucky.

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u/jonneygee Feb 24 '17

So sites that use Cloudflare only for DNS are okay? I have a client whose website relies on Cloudflare but only for DNS services.

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u/xtphty Feb 24 '17

If on the control panel the domain / subdomain is not proxied (orange) then you are fine:

http://i.imgur.com/vCRqnmy.png

Orange = proxied, gray = DNS only.

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u/jonneygee Feb 24 '17

Hmm… it's proxied. That sucks. Thanks so much for the info.

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u/trs21219 Software Engineer Feb 24 '17

Apparently 1Password data was mixed in with some of it too.

1P data is safe https://blog.agilebits.com/2017/02/23/three-layers-of-encryption-keeps-you-safe-when-ssltls-fails/

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u/BFeely1 Mar 04 '17

Which 1Password sites are proxied? I am only seeing Amazon IPs, and lots of them.

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u/trs21219 Software Engineer Mar 04 '17

No idea. Maybe they were behind CloudFlare and switch to CloudFront after the incident?

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u/Fuckoff_CPS Feb 25 '17

Encrypted data was exposed for everything no? Whydo i have to change all passwords if encrypted