Volume 341, Issue 3 · 15 articles from 3 issues
Cloudflare's H1 2026 DDoS report records a 519% surge in hyper-volumetric attacks driven by DNS and CLDAP reflection. Read more
Cloudflare outlines an open agentic Internet where sites are readable, discoverable, callable, and payable by agents. Read more
Cloudflare previews WebMCP, letting any website expose an agent interface with one switch and no origin changes. Read more
Cloudflare proposes the Agent Access Model to secure task-scoped agents through identity brokering and continuous mediation. Read more
Cloudflare brings WriteGuard's fine-grained write controls for MCP servers to customer-facing portals. Read more
Cloudflare Access for Workers lets teams attach an access policy directly to a Worker in one click. Read more
Cloudflare AI Search lets developers point at their data to build agent-ready search without stitching primitives together. Read more
Cloudflare Gateway now identifies MCP traffic using protocol-level heuristics so teams can find shadow MCP use. Read more
Cloudflare built the Cloudflare Codex so AI agents enforce engineering standards across the development lifecycle. Read more
Cloudflare describes how it rebuilt its own internal ways of working on top of Cloudflare OS. Read more
Cloudflare introduces the Agent Development Lifecycle and the platform primitives that support it. Read more
Cloudflare launches Cloudflare OS, an open-source platform for building apps and safely accessing internal systems. Read more
Cloudflare announces Cloudflare Wallets, giving AI agents native payments and verifiable identity via the x402 protocol. Read more
Cloudflare's identity-aware AI Gateway enters open beta with User Insights for spotting rogue AI behavior. Read more
Cloudflare measures RFC 9234 deployment and finds two Tier 1 networks unexpectedly stripping the Only to Customer attribute. Read more