TestingViews
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Do you think google has some way to discover the ip behind the cloudflare proxy?
Google and real ip behind cloudflare
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manolo12399
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They can just ask cloudflare and they will tell him in 1 second top
TestingViews
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is this just a random thought ? ? ?
So try this:
https://dnschecker.org/#A/YOURSITE.com
See that IP is likely cloudflare...
Now look here
https://dnschecker.org/#TXT/YOURWEBSITE.com
Look for the part starting with MX... unless you are using Google Apps, AWS etc for your mail you will find your true server IP here
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Of course they do. If they're interested to know more info about you, CloudFlare wouldn't be a problem as anybody can easily find the IP behind it - http://www.crimeflare.org:82/cfs.html
TestingViews
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This is so unbelievable, how you guys has so many theories and no clue how things works, what a bunch of useless tools HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
no dude, google can't discover anything except by bad server setup, it's usual that most sys admin leaks ip by not knowing what they are doing in server side.
Cloudflare acts as a proxy, there is no tool that can get ips from proxy, except if google know some bugs and explore it which leads to more useless theories.
Whatever, google only will know site real ip, if the web server leaks it.
no dude, google can't discover anything except by bad server setup, it's usual that most sys admin leaks ip by not knowing what they are doing in server side.
Cloudflare acts as a proxy, there is no tool that can get ips from proxy, except if google know some bugs and explore it which leads to more useless theories.
Whatever, google only will know site real ip, if the web server leaks it.
TestingViews
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Just need to block access through IP, so no leaks and also your are right, remove MX is good too. At least you know something, thank you.
TomTheCat
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Well, things work like this: Google and Cloudflare agrees to share data, based on a monthly fee stated in a contract. Perfectly legal.
TestingViews
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is this another theory or can we read this contract
TomTheCat
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There's no fire without smoke.
Code:
https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-is-now-a-google-cloud-platform-technology-partner/