A bug discovered in Cloudflare's software earlier in February accidentally exposed data like private messages on dating sites, frames from adult sites, and hotel bookings, BBC News reports. "Unfortunately, it was the ancient piece of software that contained a latent security problem and that problem only showed up as we were in the process of migrating away from it," said Cloudflare Chief Operating Officer John Graham-Cumming. The company has since fixed the issue, and Graham-Cumming said he wasn't worried that the exposed data was misused. "I am not changing any of my passwords," he said. "I think the probability that somebody saw something is so low it's not something I am concerned about."
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