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The web performance & security company
5.0•293 reviews•8.4K followers
Cloudflare is a leading edge network services provider that offers a wide range of solutions to enhance the security, performance, and reliability of websites and applications. With its global network infrastructure and advanced technologies, Cloudflare empowers businesses to build a faster, more secure, and resilient online presence.
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Zero Wire
Launched this week
Zero Wire is a free vulnerability intelligence feed from Cloudflare Radar for security leads and engineers. Unlike CVE databases that list everything, it picks the critical issues in Internet-facing software and explains each in plain language: what's affected, who should check, and what to do now, with links to CVE records, vendor advisories and CISA KEV. Each briefing includes a ready prompt for your AI agent to run a read-only exposure check. No account needed.
Free
Launch Team
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I work with founders on launches every week. And every time a big CVE hits the news, someone in the chat asks "wait, are we affected?"
Most of us have no idea. CVE databases list everything and read like legal docs.
Zero Wire is Cloudflare's fix for that. It's a free vulnerability news wire inside Cloudflare Radar, and it only covers the critical stuff in Internet-facing software.
Every briefing tells you what happened, who should check, and what to do now. In plain English.
Sources are linked right there (CVE records, vendor advisories, CISA KEV), so you're not just trusting a summary.
My favorite part: each briefing comes with a prompt you paste into your AI agent. It runs a read-only check of your setup and tells you what's exposed and what to do next.
Copying it doesn't scan or change anything.
No signup, and you don't need to be on Cloudflare. Check out more https://blog.cloudflare.com/zero-wire/
@kate_ramakaieva Congrats on the launch Making CVE updates easier to understand and act on is a really useful idea.
The read-only check is a reassuring default. Does each briefing make clear what the agent can and can’t inspect, so people know when a manual check is still needed?