![]() It was such a pain to service the client that I ended up convincing their network security team to let me pilot Cloudflare in front of the WAF (that they insisted remain). It made for an abrasive visitor experience, fundamentally broke server logging data (due to header mangling), and constantly broke third party integrations. They slapped the site behind an aggressively configured enterprise WAF in response to that bill specifically. ![]() ![]() I had one client that started getting their product catalog scraped aggressively, and the invoice for their licensed font usage that month was an order of magnitude higher than they expected (low six figures, vs. ![]() It's also incredibly risky for advertising and marketing campaigns. ![]()
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