Cloudflare

In Full (strict) mode, Cloudflare encrypts all traffic between visitors and your origin server while strictly validating the origin’s SSL certificate to ensure it’s valid, unexpired, and issued by a trusted authority like a public CA or Cloudflare’s Origin CA.[1][4][5] This setup provides end-to-end encryption without exposing your server to unverified connections, preventing man-in-the-middle attacks.[4] Why Use Full (Strict) SSL Mode? Cloudflare offers several SSL/TLS encryption modes, but Full (strict) stands out for maximum security: ...

Imagine you’re building a house. You could buy land, lay the foundation, install plumbing, wire electricity, build walls, and so on. Or you could move into a fully-equipped building where infrastructure is already handled, and you just focus on decorating and living. Cloudflare is that fully-equipped building for the internet. It’s a platform that handles the hard infrastructure problems (speed, security, scaling) so you can focus on building your SaaS product. ...