evolvingedge.ai now runs on Evolving Edge
The Evolving Edge website is now served by the Evolving Edge CDN, like the blog and this changelog, so every public Evolving Edge site runs on the network it describes. Every old link still works.
The Evolving Edge website moved to our own CDN today. The blog and this changelog were already there, so every public Evolving Edge site is now served by the network it describes, and published the same way customers publish theirs.
Every old link still works. Pages from the previous site redirect to their new addresses in a single step. Old blog posts, categories and the feed go to the same content on the blog, and the bare evolvingedge.ai goes to www.evolvingedge.ai with the rest of the address kept. The page for prospective node operators is now at /host-a-node/, and its old address sends you there.
A new Security page sets out the threat model one attacker at a time: what stops each one, and where the answer is nothing, it says so. It links each claim to the section of the security white paper that supports it, and explains how to report a vulnerability. The site also publishes a standard security.txt.
The contact form now routes by topic, including partnerships, press, abuse reports and privacy requests. If you’re already a customer or run a node, it points you to the support forms in the docs, which reach the teams who can help fastest.