The first quarter of 2024 kicked off with quite a few Internet disruptions. Perhaps most interestingly, RPKI, DNS, and DNSSEC issues were among the technical problems that disrupted connectivity for subscribers across multiple network providers. cfl.re/4bi9ezx

The first quarter of 2024 kicked off with quite a few Internet disruptions, including ones caused by #DNS , #DNS SEC, and #RPKI issues. Learn more about the disruptions and what caused them in our latest blog post at blog.cloudflare.com/q1-2024-intern…

Another #Internet disruption is underway in #Gaza , as Paltel traffic to Cloudflare from Gaza Strip governorates dropped to zero around 09:00 UTC (12:00 local time).

Connectivity in the region has been unstable since the start of the war with Israel in October 2023.

Nearly a week in to the release of Chrome 124, and post-quantum encrypted requests have now grown to over 13% of
Cloudflare global TLS 1.3 request traffic.

Want the latest on post-quantum? Bas Westerbaan shares details at blog.cloudflare.com/pq-2024

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✍️ new blog post: Command-line BGP routing stats and prefix-to-AS mapping with monocle and Cloudflare Radar API. We explain in the post how to use the new 'monocle radar' command to pull current global routing information from using Cloudflare Radar API.

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🚨 #ThisWeekinNET is here.
We go into our DDoS threat report for Q1 2024, certificate changes, total eclipse trends, and QR phishing. Plus, Meta Llama 3's availability on Cloudflare Workers AI, and more. Check the full episode here: cfl.re/3U7UaO1

The rollout of Chrome 124 started yesterday, April 17, and it includes post-quantum key exchange enabled by default on desktop platforms.

With that rollout, post-quantum encrypted requests have grown to over 5% of Cloudflare global TLS 1.3 request traffic.

We've updated yesterday's blog post about Iran's April 13, 2024, attack on Israel, to include a section about the traffic change in the Palestinian territories when the alert sirens sounded in Israel due to the imminent attack from Iran. Read more here: cfl.re/442ON7E

On April 13 Iran launched a retaliatory attack on Israel. We examined its potential impact on Internet traffic and attacks. While there were shifts in traffic, we haven't observed any large-scale cyberattacks on Israeli domains protected by Cloudflare. cfl.re/3TVqyDD

Ahead of post-quantum key exchange being enabled by default on desktop platforms in Chrome 124, post-quantum encrypted requests already account for over 3% of Cloudflare global TLS 1.3 request traffic.

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Were you in the path of totality for the #GreatAmericanEclipse yesterday? We took a look at how Internet traffic patterns changed as the eclipse moved across Mexico, the United States, and Canada.

Total eclipse of the Internet – how did the #GreatAmericanEclipse on April 8 impact #Internet traffic along the path of totality?

Cloudflare data showed clear drops in traffic across Mexico, the United States, and Canada.

Find out more at blog.cloudflare.com/total-eclipse-…