This was a Cloudflare's website analyzer for the known bug 'Cloudbleed'. Since the bug is now fixed, this package is now discontinued.
Javascript wrapper to quickly search over 4.2 million possibly affected sites by the Cloudflare's Cloudbleed bug. More information about the bug can be found at Cloudflare's blog and on the Google Project Zero ticket. This module uses the deansheathers' Cloudbleed search API.
npm install cloudbleed --save
var cloudbleed = require("cloudbleed");
cloudbleed('example.com').then((result) => {
console.log(result);
})
This module is licensed under MIT license and it's not affiliated in any way with Cloudflare. Not all sites on this list were affected but have high possibilities to get affected (and some that were affected are not on the list).
FAQs
This was a Cloudflare's website analyzer for the known bug 'Cloudbleed'. Since the bug is now fixed, this package is now discontinued.
We found that cloudbleed demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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