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Are you already aware of the problems of Cloudflare?
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Are you already aware of the problems of [Cloudflare](https://www.cloudflare.com/)?
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You might want to check:
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- [Alternatives](#alternatives)
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## Who are we?
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`CrimeFlarE` is a group of volunteer Tor, privacy and net neutrality
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`CrimeFlarE`(CFE) is a group of volunteer [Tor](https://www.torproject.org/), privacy and net neutrality
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enthusiasts working to counter CloudFlare’s oppressive attack on the Tor
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community and reduce the harms CloudFlare brings to all users (Tor users and
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clearnet users).
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## Who is Cloudflare?
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Cloudflare is the world's largest man-in-the-middle proxy. Technically it is called "reverse proxy".
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Cloudflare is the world's largest man-in-the-middle proxy. Technically it is called "[reverse proxy](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_proxy)".
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This means that it sits between you and the server which sent you webpages and images.
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Cloudflare is a content delivery network, which means that it has different
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Cloudflare is a [content delivery network](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network), which means that it has different
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servers in different locations, so that websites are supposed to be better
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reachable. This has some bad sides.
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#### Project Honey Pot
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"Project Honey Pot" is a project which collects a lot of personal data
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"[Project Honey Pot](https://www.projecthoneypot.org/)" is a project which collects a lot of personal data
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and much of that data is from innocent people who deserve privacy.
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Cloudflare was created by people who worked on that project. US DHS showed interest to this project.
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You will lose visitors when you choose Cloudflare.
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Many people who helped writing this file even blocked by Cloudflare.
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Did you know that you can lose visitors because your site doesn't load in a few seconds?
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Did you know that you can lose visitors because your site [doesn't load in a few seconds](https://www.hostingmanual.net/3-seconds-how-website-speed-impacts-visitors-sales/)?
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Cloudflare often makes visitors wait for more than few seconds.
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Many visitors will just leave your site when they see this.
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No one wants to click multiple images just to read your website.
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Here is an [example video](../subfiles/cloudflare-video-01.md) of CloudFlare blocking user who is using privacy add-ons.
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### Other problems
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## Self-hosting
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Self-hosting often works great, but it requires some effort to setup. It is
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more aimed at technical people.
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Self-hosting often works great, but it requires some effort to setup.
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It is more aimed at technical people.
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We might create a guide for some self-hosting basics which don't require Cloudflare.
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[IPFS](https://ipfs.io/) may be worth consideration if performance is the main concern.
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`Apache` is vulnerable to various low-bandwidth attacks. Use other server software such as [Caddy](https://caddyserver.com/), [lighttpd](https://www.lighttpd.net/) or [nginx](https://nginx.org/).
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## Best way to protect your server from DDoS
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- Avoid any third-party service that _can intercept_ HTTP traffic (like Cloudflare)
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- Install WAF on your loadbalancer.
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- Even simple [ModSecurity](https://www.modsecurity.org/) can save you.
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- Add rate-limit to your nftable(firewall) and server software.
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- Just drop the excessive connection.
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## Alternatives
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| Alternative | Drawback | Price | Link |
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| ----------------- | --------------------------------- | ------ | ---- |
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| Akamai | can be used to block Tor | ? | https://akamai.net/ |
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| BunnyCDN | ? | $0.01+ | https://bunnycdn.com/ |
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| Codeberg pages | no custom domain support; tor hostility | Free | https://pages.codeberg.org/ |
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| [eQualitie](https://equalit.ie/) | not gratis | gratis during COVID19 | https://equalit.ie/ |
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| Gitee pages | must understand Chinese | Free | https://gitee.com/help/articles/4136 |
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| Github pages | uses Microsoft servers | Free | https://pages.github.com/ (WARNING: Tor/VPN users will get their [account blocked automatically](https://github.com/crimeflare/cloudflare-tor) by Github) |
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| Level 3 | ? | Enterprise | https://www.centurylink.com/ |
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| PerimeterX | not gratis | ? | - |
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| [sucuri](https://sucuri.net) | not gratis; tor hostility at ~3.483% | $200+ | https://sucuri.net/|
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| Sharktech DDoS Solutions | ? | ? | https://sharktech.net/ |
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| Surge.sh | uses custom servers | Free | https://surge.sh/ |
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| Voxility | ? | ? | https://www.voxility.com/ |
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| [eQualitie](https://equalit.ie/) | not gratis | gratis during COVID19 | https://equalit.ie/ |
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| neoCities | static pages | Free | https://neocities.org/ |
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| sucuri | not gratis; tor hostility at ~3.483% | $200+ | https://sucuri.net/|
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## Not researched yet
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### CDNJS
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CDNJS is sponsored by Cloudflare. It might use it in the background.
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`CDNJS` is sponsored by Cloudflare. It might use it in the background.
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## Why X is not included
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| X | Reason |
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| ------- | ------ |
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| Cloudflare Argo | Uses Cloudflare. |
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| Gitlab pages | GitLab is now Cloudflared |
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| Imperva | Uses Cloudflare. |
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| jsDelivr | Uses Cloudflare, see their [network page](https://www.jsdelivr.com/network) |
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| Netlify | Uses Amazon AWS which is also a content delivery network. It would be hypocritical to include it. |
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| Siteground | Tor-hostile people. |
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| jsDelivr | Uses Cloudflare, see their [network page](https://www.jsdelivr.com/network) |
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## History
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Sucuri and eQualitie have a history of CloudFlare patronage, but no longer.
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[//]: # ( go.impv is CF. | [Imperva](https://www.imperva.com) | not gratis; tor hostility at ~3.411% | ? | https://www.imperva.com |)
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