Cloudflare targets 2029 for full post-quantum security
2026-04-08T19:24:33Z•853749fd4dbdb9e2ac691bd715f2abf78b0dbda5863727b37ca505d326ab0b07
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What happened
Cloudflare published a collection of security announcements and product updates: they moved their target for full post‑quantum readiness to 2029; expanded AI/LLM‑powered protections (client‑side security, AI Security for Apps, Cloudy explanations, and an API/Web vulnerability scanner); launched account abuse/fraud prevention and Log Explorer multi‑dataset investigation capabilities; and enhanced observability via Radar. They also disclosed and fixed multiple vulnerabilities in their stack — request smuggling issues in the open‑source Pingora ingress proxy (fixed in Pingora 0.8.0), an ACME/cert
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