Cloudflare explains the mistake that took down large chunks of the internet yesterday

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By Ben LovejoyNov 19, 2025, 7:14 am183 pts
Huge chunks of the internet were completely unavailable yesterday, with many other websites and services experiencing slow performance. It was immediately clear that the problem was with the Cloudflare network, but it took some time for the company to establish the true cause. Cloudflare says that it initially…

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