A large portion of the internet went down on Tuesday morning after a Cloudfare outage sparked chaos, harming several popular sites. Here's everything you need to know about Cloudfare amid the outage

Parts of the internet were knocked offline Tuesday after a major Cloudflare outage disrupted access to platforms including X and Letterboxd.

Cloudflare revealed the reason behind the disruption, a latent software bug was responsible that was activated under a peak of 'unusual traffic.' It seems that the glitch affected a core of their threat management system resulting in the disruption of traffic handling.

However, some customers did manage to pivot their domains away from Cloudflare during the outage. And many of those organizations probably need to take a closer look at their web application firewall (WAF) logs during that time, said Aaron Turner, a faculty member at IANS Research.

ChatGPT users reported a global outage and users got an error message. While millions of users awaited a response from OpenAI to understand when the service will be restored here's what the error message means.

Cloudflare has shared new details on what triggered the major outage that took many websites offline on Tuesday. In a blog post published late Tuesday,

Thousands of customers are reporting they are unable to access Cloudflare, X, Canva and other services in what appears to be another internet outage.

Major internet platforms are experiencing service disruptions on the morning of Nov. 18, following a reported outage by Cloudflare.