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Although that should only be possible if the user has a hijacked client or you're not using HTTPS. Or am I forgetting something?
Cloud flare issue certificates on your behalf when they cache. They also have nameservers. However, I assume that is only for their customers.
I miss framed this: the concern here for me is not a malicious attack but that you're still affected in terms of routing: your service becoming unavailable because your hoster or their ISP relied on cloudflare.