FILE PHOTO: Matthew Prince, chief executive at an internet start-up company called CloudFlare, poses in his office in San Francisco December 10, 2012. REUTERS/Gerry Shih/File Photo
SINGAPORE: A bug in its software left hundreds of thousands of webpages hosted by Cloudflare Inc leaking encrypted personal data, but there was no sign yet the leak had been exploited by hackers, the Internet security firm said.
Cloudflare hosts six million websites, spreading them across the Internet to put them closer to customers while at the same time reducing their exposure to the so-called Distributed Denial of Service attacks that might knock them offline.
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