“We had an architecture study two days stopped”

In recent days, thousands of Spanish companies have been affected by a measure adopted by Movistar, at the request of LaLiga, to combat illegal broadcasts of football matches. The Teleco has begun to block Cloudflare IP addressesa fundamental service that provides security and optimization to a large number of websites. The problem is that these IPS are shared by many totally legal and legitimate services, which causes the blockade to affect business indiscriminately They have nothing to do with illegal football streaming. Not only online stores “We do not give credit. It seems that it was not Spain. It’s crazy,” says Nelson Domínguez, CEO of Docastixa small mobile application development company. Docastix was directly affected over the weekend when one of its customers, in full product launch with an important advertising campaign, discovered that Movistar users could not access their online store. The company was investing in advertising, paying for each click that took potential customers to its website, but Those clicks translated into error pages for Movistar users. “The launch was a disaster,” explains Domínguez. “We have not been able to count that specific impact yet, but it has been high. The campaigns were lost, the clicks and potential purchases were lost. And then our work to put a solution.” Cloudflare panel with the online store data that Docastix speaks. It is appreciated how the 8 (day indicated in the graph) begins the fall and does not begin to trace until 11. The advertising campaign had begun on the 7th (the traffic peak). Ceded image. Movistar’s response to the problem has been confusing. When Domínguez contacted the operator, they asked for his ID and A relationship of all the websites I had tried to access without success. Then they assured that the problem was solved. “We lost four hours of work again,” he says. “Today, what they have done is to implement blockades every 15 minutes. That is not a solution: perhaps a customer can enter to buy, but when he is going to pay he has already stopped working.” Cloudflare sent a hard statement to Xataka in which he accused LaLiga of acting deliberately, knowing the consequences of his blockade: «Although LaLiga perfectly understood that blocking Shared IP addresses would affect the rights of millions of consumers to access hundreds of thousands of websites that do not violate the law, LaLiga continued with said blockade. This seems to reflect the erroneous belief that their commercial interests must prevail over the rights of millions of consumers to access an open internet ». LaLiga, meanwhile, responded to Xataka With another statement in which he attributed cloudflare the responsibility of using his legal clients as “digital shield”: «Given the statements of Cloudflare to Xataka, LaLig legal as a digital shield to protect criminal organizations and mafias ». “LaLiga has repeatedly required Cloudflare to stop this complicit activity with criminal organizations, which threaten intellectual property and incur multiple criminal activities such as the violation of intellectual property, all kinds of scams and pornography, without a favorable response.” “Thus, LaLiga is not positioned against free access to the Internet, but requests measures and carries out controlled actions against companies or organizations that profit from illegal and criminal acts using legal companies as a digital shield.” LaLiga sources add that it is key to understand the role of Cloudflare not only in the illegal retransmission process of parties, but also of the process that follow to house domains. They explain that they are companies that trust Cloudflare, and deserve to know, according to their version, that they are used as a digital shield while it is profitable, hosting and protecting illegal and mafia activities next to the legal companies that are now affected. They speak of intentional complicity. And the impact goes far beyond online stores. Manuel Márquez, Systems Technician Cloudatarecounts serious cases that illustrate the breadth of the problem: “I had an architecture study two days stopped. They are not only websites and stores, but critical business applications for the daily functioning of companies. “Among their business clients have been affected from law firm, which could not access Lexneteven photography studies that depend on cloud services to share files with their customers. And he also affects the solution of fifteen minutes: “The architecture study has already told us that he will report, because they have left them two days,” he says. “We saw that the IPS were blocking every fifteen minutes. Not only do they do it wrong, but they do it wrong and are trying to mask it.” The situation has forced many companies to take drastic measures. Docastix, with only seven employees, has had to dedicate vital resources to move clients out of cloudflare. “Of those seven not everyone can attack the problem by the subject of knowledge, and of which yes, I can only at that time,” Domínguez explains. “We are a very recent small company, there are clients who do not understand this at all and sound a bit of an excuse. It seems that you blame Movistar from a mistake of yours.” The risk of deactivating cloudflare without a previous plan The background technical problem is complex. Cloudflare acts as a security intermediary for a large part of the Internetprotecting companies against computer attacks. As he explains Jaume PonsSystems Engineer in an automotive multinational, “for a small company, something else is unasumable. In the end, if you expose your website directly they lie down if they propose it. You have to use mastodontic suppliers such as Cloudflare, which will provide that first barrier of cybersecurity input. “ The paradox is that some companies, desperate to maintain their operational services, They are choosing to deactivate the protection of Cloudflare, exposing themselves to security risks. “They are actions that no longer end that someone cannot access a service,” Pons warns, “but that companies that have been forced to deactivate protections have been much more exposed to attacks without an adequate plan.” Economic damage multiplies in unexpected ways. Companies not … Read more

CBP stopped an American and a Mexican who tried to pass cocaine through the border

Customs agents and border protection (CBP) secured two loads of cocaine that, if they had reached the streets, they would have reached A value of 1.4 million dollars. The first assurance took place at the Brownsville International Bridge and Matamoros when A 22 -year -old American citizen resides in McAllenTexas, tried to enter the United States in a 2008 Toyota. In the vehicle 40 hidden packages were discovered that gave a weight of 41.47 kilograms. The second seizure was recorded at the Gateway International Bridge when A 27 -year -old Mexican citizen resides in MatamorosTamaulipas, tried to enter the US in a 2014 Chevrolet. The vehicle was sent to a secondary inspection for a more detailed exam after a primary inspection. In secondary inspection, with the help of a non -intrusive inspection system (NII), CBP officers They discovered hidden packages inside the vehicle. When removing them and weighing them they realized that they were a total of 7.17 kilograms of cocaine. “Our CBP officers work diligently to maintain our safe borders and use many law application tools to perform their tasks, which led to these important drug seizures,” said Tater Ortiz, director of CBP at the port of entry of entry of Brownsville CBP officers seized the drug together with the vehicles, while Special Agents of National Security Investigations (HSI) arrested the drivers and initiated criminal investigations. Continue reading:– Border agents seize a launcher and grenades on the Arizona border.– Mexican arrested by CBP in Texas with hidden drug cargo in its truck. (Tagstotranslate) Brownsville (T) Drug confiscation (T) Customs Office and Protection of Borders (CBP) (CBP)

Justin Bieber reveals why he stopped following Hailey on Instagram

In the midst of the wave of back and forth that was generated on social networks due to the unexpected “unfollow” on Instagram that justin bieber gave to his wife Hailey, The singer decided to come out to clarify the situation with a forceful message in which he denied being in a marital crisis. Through a story on said digital platform, the performer of songs like “Peaches” and “Lonely” posted some words that showed his confusion about the activity recorded from his account, ensuring that he had “nothing to do” with the action. Justin Bieber via Instagram.Credit: Instagram / @justinbieber | Courtesy “Someone logged into my account and unfollowed my wife“said the multi-award-winning artist from his official Instagram profile. “Something very strange is happening here.”he added. The statement comes just a few hours after Justin Bieber expressed his admiration for the model through a post where Hailey is seen posing from the snow and dressed in a coat. Along with the postcard, the pop star included the phrase: “The best woman I know and will ever know,” ordering the rumors to be silenced. Justin Bieber via Instagram.Credit: Instagram / @justinbieber | Courtesy It should be noted that this is not the first time that the couple has faced this type of speculation. For her part, Hailey Bieber herself slapped her detractors with a few simple words. This occurred through a video taken from the TikTok user, EyeGotThyme, where she repeated the phrase: “You’re not okay, and that’s okay.”. The businesswoman also wrote about the video: “Me to all of you on the internet 🫶🏻.” Continue reading: • Justin Bieber shares photos that show him recording songs• (PHOTOS) This is how Justin Bieber and Hailey enjoy their vacation in Aspen• Justin and Hailey Bieber celebrate their first Halloween with their son

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