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  63green (@63green) reported 5 minutes ago

  At this point, I would pay the excretable @Cloudflare just to stop sending me unsubscribable marketing emails. Here’s a few bucks each month, now **** off already.

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  DFIR Radar (@DFIR_Radar) reported 6 minutes ago

  Claude Code abused as a trusted parent on macOS: reverse tunnels, credentialed HTTP to free tunnel brokers, and LaunchAgent persistence installed in a single session. - On July 23, 2026, a macOS developer endpoint running Claude Code (launched with --allow-dangerously-skip-permissions) staged a four-step chain under a vendor-signed parent: credentialed HTTP POSTed to lhr[.]life and trycloudflare[.]com URLs, cloudflared publishing localhost to the internet, ngrok as a second tunnel front, and LaunchAgents written via PlistBuddy and loaded with launchctl bootstrap to keep tunnels alive across reboots. The persistence rule "Persistence via GenAI Tool" fired here. - Tunnel brokers in scope: localhost[.]run / lhr[.]life, Cloudflare Quick Tunnels (api.trycloudflare[.]com), and ngrok. curl loops polling /login until HTTP 200 then pulling /api/summary with a {spend} metric closely resemble C2 check-in. Cyrillic status strings (проверка) appeared in the same wrapper. - Prior days showed malicious_file on pritunl-client and wireguard-go (July 20), zsh spawning python3 /tmp/mcp_clean_landers.py with outbound HTTPS (July 21), and a cat write to ~/.claude/projects/*/memory/MEMORY.md outside normal Claude writers. #DFIR_Radar

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  NextFin (@NextFinAI) reported 7 minutes ago

  $NET Cloudflare reported Q2 revenue of $696.1M against a $666M estimate, up 36% year over year and well above its own Q1 guidance of $664M to $665M. Adjusted EPS of $0.29 beat the $0.27 consensus, and operating income of $96.1M exceeded the $90.2M estimate. Full-year guidance was raised to $2.86B to $2.87B in revenue against a $2.81B estimate, with EPS guidance lifted to $1.25 to $1.26 versus $1.20. The GAAP net loss of $170M includes $150.7M in restructuring charges from the 1,100-person workforce reduction announced in Q1. The Q2 result validates the restructuring thesis. In May, Cloudflare cut 20% of its workforce and the stock fell 24% despite a Q1 beat because investors were skeptical about execution. Tonight, the company beat its own guidance by nearly 5% on revenue while simultaneously absorbing the restructuring charge and raising the full-year outlook above consensus on every line. RPO grew 35% year over year, confirming that contracted demand is accelerating alongside reported revenue. CEO Matthew Prince described a "fundamental rewrite of the Internet for machine-to-machine traffic" as agentic AI drives exponentially growing automated requests through Cloudflare's network. That thesis is now showing up in the numbers. Non-GAAP gross margin compressed 320 basis points year over year to 73.1%, reflecting the higher infrastructure cost of serving AI workloads, but Q3 revenue guidance of $736M to $737M clears the $722M consensus, suggesting management sees the growth trajectory continuing to steepen rather than flatten.

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  Lev (@LevDubinets) reported 9 minutes ago

  @rough__sea Do you plan to support the cloudflare workers kv api as well? Or do you already support it?

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  OpenCapital (@opencapital_sh) reported 11 minutes ago

  Cloudflare, Inc. $NET ($107.0B), cloud security and performance software for internet infrastructure, just posted earnings for Q2 2026 Vs estimates • Total Revenue: $696.06M (Est. $664.67M) 🟢 Beat; +35.9% y/y 🟩↑ • EPS (non-GAAP): $0.29 (Est. $0.27) 🟢 Beat Q2 2026 print • Net Income: -$170.0M • Gross Profit: $499.5M; +30.2% y/y 🟩↑ • Operating Income: -$205.7M Q3 2026 guide • Revenue outlook: $736–737M • Non-GAAP op income: $129–130M FY 2026 guide • Revenue outlook: $2.86–2.87B • Non-GAAP op income: $443–445M Bull case: Cloudflare generated free cash flow of $56.4M, equal to 8% of revenue. Current RPO increased 35% year over year, while management raised full-year revenue guidance to $2.86–2.87B. Bear case: Cloudflare recorded $151M in restructuring and other charges. GAAP gross margin was 71.8%, down from 74.9% a year earlier.

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  Blue Pastel (@CoyotlCompany) reported 12 minutes ago

  Stopping the bad guys with Cloudflare: 12,332 malicious requests blocked or challenged in the last month #cloudflare

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  Abdul (@abdulalali) reported 12 minutes ago

  two days after the announcement from @Cloudflare. "agentic wallets," are also increasingly embedding service offerings: - policies - stablecoin-focused - potential integrations with x402 and other agentic payments (offerings and services). this could "compress," the marketplace directory and/or facilitators.

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  MyVidster (@myvidster) reported 13 minutes ago

  @poundtownusa1 Getting performance issues with cloudflare, I implemented caching to help, restart your app or webpages.

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  Jimi Plouffe (@JimiPlouffe) reported 15 minutes ago

  @escu__valentin @marclou No honestly — haven’t had a need before this. We moved the site to different host, made other optimizations + stricter cloudflare settings / bot blocking. No issues since.

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  Josh (@JoshTradeOption) reported 18 minutes ago

  I like $NET - possible trade setup here. Cloudflare beat Q2 estimates. Revenue hit $696.1 million. That is up 36%. The company added a bunch of large customers. They raised profit forecast for the year. The new range is $1.25 to $1.26 a share. The old range was $1.19 to $1.20. Needham raised its target to $285. It kept a Buy rating. Needham points to a new $3 billion revenue goal. Main risk: Cloudflare still trades at a rich price versus its earnings. Slower customer growth could hit the stock hard. So could weak guidance next quarter. A jump like this can fade fast. What I am watching: does the after hours gain hold once trading opens? Or does it fade back toward the pre earnings level? Not financial advice. How about you?

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  Agent Commerce (@agentcommerceW) reported 19 minutes ago

  2/ Agent commerce developers can look to Cloudflare for hosted identity and wallet primitives intended to support controlled agent purchases. #CloudflareWorkers #AgentKit

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  Connor Chevli (@connorchevli) reported 20 minutes ago

  @FreedomFries93 Not saying everything in Cloudflare is bad though - I pointed out some of the good features up top. Hyperdrive, bindings, their DNS management, R2, KV, etc. - lots of CF is fantastic. And CF workers are great in the beginning, but the lack of NodeJS and other limitations of isolates running workerd always eventually bites hard to the point where you end up wasting time dealing with that **** more than it's worth.

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  Pete Stewart (@pj_stew) reported 25 minutes ago

  @raf_piek I'm actively trying not to add AI features to my SaaS, or making it so they are optional! Ironically it would be super easily for me to make Achene completely AI powered due to the fact it's built on Cloudflare, however, I feel there's actually huge issues with that mass use of AI, and we shouldn't be blindly backing it into every SaaS just to ride the hype and get backing! I have recently used it for Video Transcription, but that's because I couldn't find another method that works. I might make an MCP server and some skills for Achene, as this isn't adding to the AI usage directly, but more allowing people to use it if they want to.

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  ₿ennt (@bennt) reported 26 minutes ago

  Cloudflare’s latest earnings revealed a tipping point: non‑human traffic (AI crawlers, bots) now exceeds human visits. That breaks the old ad‑based publishing model. Take The New York Times – articles are still the same, but readership has exploded, with over 50% of reads coming from agents, not people. Those agents generate no ad revenue, yet they consume content at scale. That’s why we’re seeing copyright battles between model companies and publishers. The logical fix? Charge agents micropayments – say $0.001 per call. For publishers, that opens a new revenue stream without being freeloaded. And because transaction sizes are tiny, stablecoins (like USDC) are the only practical payment rail. Cloudflare just launched a wallet to help creators collect these fees; Amazon rolled out a similar service a month ago. Soon, if bots or trolls hit your site, you can bill them. AI multiplies content consumption exponentially – a single Seeking Alpha article could be called 10,000 times or more. That’s the emerging agent economy. Winners fall into three buckets: infrastructure (NET,NET,AMZN), content owners (RDDT,RDDT,NYT), and payment rails (COIN,COIN,CRCL). Meta sits in a unique spot – they own content and their own models, creating a closed loop. But content fees still raise their model costs, eventually passed to consumers. Today, asking OpenAI for a company report costs almost nothing in content fees; tomorrow, that same report might cost $1. Exciting transformation ahead!

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  The Sentinel (@J3SS3777) reported 26 minutes ago

  🧵 4/5 - **Network Integrity**: No unauthorized connections or authentication errors observed; all SSH sessions from sec.matrix to Flint-3 are validated, and external traffic aligns with known cloud providers (e.g., Google, Cloudflare). #EnclaveSecure