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A deep dive into how Cloudflare's Images team tracked down a race condition in the hyper HTTP library that caused truncated responses for larger images, fixed with just four lines of code.
Cloudflare introduces temporary accounts for AI agents, allowing them to deploy Workers via Wrangler with a --temporary flag, no human sign-up required. Accounts last 60 minutes and can be claimed.
Cloudflare details how it built a vulnerability harness that treats LLMs as interchangeable components, enabling cross-repo, fleet-wide security scanning without per-language tuning.
Cloudflare's Project Galileo marks 12 years with a new report revealing that civil society organizations face DDoS attacks, vulnerability exploitation, and phishing at rates far exceeding the general internet.
Flue, an open-source agent framework from the team behind Astro, is the first to build on Cloudflare's Agents SDK, bringing durable execution, sandboxed code, and a declarative model to production-grade agents.
Cloudflare brings on key members from Ensemble AI to improve model compression and inference efficiency on Workers AI, focusing on NdLinear and other architectural innovations.
Cloudflare re-architected its Security Insights scanning pipeline to handle 10x throughput, tackling Kafka head-of-line blocking, cross-continent database latency, and a spiky scheduler.
Cloudflare's DMARC Management is now generally available, offering a redesigned dashboard, SPF lookup audits, and threat intelligence integration to help you reach full email authentication enforcement without the usual pain.
Cloudflare releases a set of agent skills to automate Zero Trust migration and management, packaging years of customer migration expertise into structured, API-driven workflows.
Cloudflare ships saga rollbacks for Workflows, letting you define compensation logic inline with each step.do() call. No more manual catch blocks and reverse-ordered undo code.
Cloudflare launches a dashboard that shows website owners exactly how often AI crawlers hit their content versus how many humans they send back — and the ratios are brutal.
Cloudflare introduces a three-category AI traffic management system (Search, Agent, Training) and will block Training and Agent bots on ad-supported pages by default starting September 2026.