u/cloudres

Hi everyone, our company website has recently been cloned almost entirely on a fraudulent domain.

The fake website copies our brand name, design, product catalogue, texts and company information, and is also starting to appear in Google Search results.

The domain is behind Cloudflare, so we submitted a phishing / brand impersonation abuse report to Cloudflare a couple of days ago. We have also reported it to the domain registrar, the registry, Google Safe Browsing and Microsoft SmartScreen.

The website is still online after 48 hours.

Has anyone dealt with a similar situation involving Cloudflare?

How long did it take before Cloudflare investigated the report or took action? And if Cloudflare was only acting as a reverse proxy, were they able to help identify or contact the actual hosting provider?

I’m mainly interested in understanding what kind of response time is realistic and whether there is anything else worth doing at this stage.

Thanks!

Hello,

I’ve been using the paid 3 TB Dropbox plan for many years and, overall, I’ve always been reasonably happy with it.

Lately, though, I’ve started thinking more seriously about the Apple ecosystem as a whole. There’s already talk that some Apple AI features may eventually require an additional paid subscription, and that made me wonder: if I’m going to keep paying for digital services anyway, does it still make sense to keep Dropbox as a separate service, or is iCloud Drive now mature enough to truly replace it?

I’m especially interested in hearing from people who have actually moved from Dropbox to iCloud Drive, rather than just theoretical comparisons.

How has your experience been with syncing, reliability, file management, sharing, previous version recovery, and everyday use across Mac, iPhone, and possibly other devices?

Are there any limits, issues, or small frustrations that only become clear after using it seriously for work or for storing a large number of files?

In short: can iCloud Drive genuinely replace Dropbox today, or is Dropbox still the more solid option for “serious” use?

Thanks.

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a good headset with a microphone to use mainly for gaming on PS5, and I’d appreciate some recommendations.

These are the features that matter most to me:

• Sound quality needs to be very good. I don’t have a strict budget, so I’m willing to invest in a model that can provide a genuinely immersive and high-quality audio experience.
• It needs to have a good built-in microphone. During late-night gaming sessions, the microphone on the PS5 controller is too far from my mouth and isn’t particularly convenient.
• I’d like to be able to use the headset both wirelessly and with a cable. I don’t want to be unable to use it whenever the battery runs out.
• It needs to remain comfortable during long gaming sessions, without making my ears too hot or causing pressure, ear pain or headaches.

For a long time, I played using a small pair of wired earphones connected directly to the controller through the 3.5 mm jack. They were practical and gave me plenty of freedom of movement, but eventually I wanted something with much better sound quality.

I then bought a pair of Sony Sennheiser Momentum 4 headphones. The sound quality is amazing and they’re reasonably comfortable, but they can get quite warm after a while, and the microphone isn’t suitable for the way I’d like to use them on PS5.

So, despite already spending quite a bit, I’m still looking for my ideal gaming headset.

Are there any models you would recommend based on these requirements?

Thanks!