That prompted Brazil’s top court to fine X Corp. nearly $1 million for every day the platform remained accessible in the country. However, Cloudflare’s CEO Matthew Prince tells TechCrunch that ...

Brazil said Cloudflare isolated X traffic to let blocking resume. Though X's statement didn't name its new network provider, reports said that X started routing traffic through Cloudflare.

How could Brazil tell X switched to Cloudflare? IP addresses "are like digital street addresses for devices on the internet. They show where data is coming from and where it's going.

X’s new approach relies on Cloudflare, a major internet-infrastructure provider based in San Francisco, to deliver its site in Brazil. Cloudflare helps route traffic for millions of websites, so ...

Cloudflare has a reputation for cooperating with governments, however, and so may comply with an order from the Supreme Court to cease serving as X's proxy, David Nemer, who specializes in the ...

But, even bigger attacks are on their way. Here's what you can do to slow them down and hopefully stop them in their tracks.

Brazil implemented its block by requiring ISPs to block traffic to certain IP addresses. When X switched from Fastly to Cloudflare, therefore, the block was no longer in effect.

Cloudflare has a reputation for cooperating with governments, however, and so may comply with an order from the Supreme Court to cease serving as X’s proxy, David Nemer, who specializes in the ...

Brazil implemented its block by requiring ISPs to block traffic to certain IP addresses. When X switched from Fastly to Cloudflare, therefore, the block was no longer in effect.