![]() ![]() In their blog post, they mentioned obtaining data from Project Honey Pot, in addition to their own systems. While we wait to hear from CloudFlare, here's what we know:ġ) CloudFlare uses an IP reputation system to assign scores to IP addresses that generate malicious traffic. ![]() We're interested in hearing CloudFlare's explanation of how they arrived at the 94% figure and why they choose to block so much legitimate Tor traffic. We suspect this figure is based on a flawed methodology by which CloudFlare labels all traffic from an IP address that has ever sent spam as "malicious." Tor IP addresses are conduits for millions of people who are then blocked from reaching websites under CloudFlare's system. Wednesday, CloudFlare blogged that 94% of the requests it sees from Tor are "malicious." We find that unlikely, and we've asked CloudFlare to provide justification to back up this claim. ![]()
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