The port scanning part shows you port scan routers and infect them by hijacking DNS or something, so their users actively download your .exe from 'Malware distribution' nodes.

It looks like they are completely useless now even as a secondary DNS server.

You have to use CF dns for domain registrar - read FAQ https://developers.cloudflare.com/registrar/domain-transfers/transfer-faq/

I haven't tried their registrar, so, I asked on reddit about this, and someone said that you are able to use any DNS. Is that true? Or you are forced to use CF on that domains?

I don't believe they are the best choice in free DNS (In fact after monitoring their Free DNS for 1 year compared to the one I currently use they had considerably more blips of downtime). Although af

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What's the next step? Sending paperwork and a court order to rotate the DNSSEC stuff on their end?

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I have a few domains on CF Register and the DNS is hosted elsewhere.

Conspiracy wise, they will never rule the internet because DNS is actually ruled by ICANN.

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The only reason I run my own DNS servers now is because of that time CloudFlare went offline for 6+ hours a year or two ago and the majority of websites I visit were unreachable. DNS caching FTW! (Ima

Stay away. I moved some domains there and DNSSEC could not be activated. Month later I moved away again, hosting.de with own Knot-DNS gives me more options.

Cloudflare has a somewhat better name but it's a big corporation and you are stuck using their DNS (which work well and are among the fatest).

* Nice use of ports to access a website before DNS is live in the wild

* DNS Hosting

* DNS is provided by he.net

It's ok if you don't mind using Cloudflare dns.

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I LOOVE my DNS provider, got it all setup with every feature I need and it's flawless. I don't want to change them.. But I also like money and CloudFlare's Registrar is hands down the cheapest real op