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Cloudflare bug?

A bug was recently discovered with Cloudflare, which many other websites use for DoS protection and other services. Do we use it here? if we do then we all change our passwords etc

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    Was it only relevant to use one of the services or a general problem if a website uses cloudflare? The search keyword is "cloudbleed" ...

    Some say change the password, others it's not necessary ... maybe the truth is a mix :) If you don't use the password on other sites it's probably not a high risk to keep the password. 1Password data was said it has been encrypted ... but I'm not a fan to transfer passwords or other private data into a could.

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