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PerimeterX is an advanced robot detection and mitigation platform, which identifies and blocks robot programs through various technologies, such as web crawler. It uses passive and active robot detection technology to minimize the impact on the user experience, while protecting the website from robot attacks. Here are some working principles and bypass methods of PerimeterX:
IP filtering: PerimeterX has a large number of IP lists known to be used by robots, and can identify IP groups belonging to data centers, agents or VPN providers. It will assign a score or reputation to each IP that tries to visit a protected website, and if an IP has a bad reputation, it may be blocked.
Check HTTP request headers: Many robots use libraries or other non-browser proxies, and these proxies usually don't send some header information that typical browsers add to their requests. PerimeterX uses this to identify and stop robots.
Behavior analysis: PerimeterX uses machine learning algorithm for behavior analysis, and can identify robots according to their behaviors. For example, an IP that makes a lot of requests in a short time is usually identified as a robot.
Fingerprint and blacklist: PerimeterX uses TLS fingerprints and other technologies to identify visitors by combining behavior analysis or checking HTTP request headers, even if they use different IP. Once identified as a robot, it will be added to the blacklist.
The methods to bypass PerimeterX include:
Using intelligent agents: Intelligent agents can imitate human-like behavior by rotating residential agents, randomizing user agents and simulating natural patterns, thus bypassing the robot detection system of PerimeterX X.
Use enhanced headless browser: Headless browser can simulate the behavior of human visitors, but it needs special configuration to avoid being detected by PerimeterX X.
Use API bypass: If the website provides API access, this may be a more reliable way to obtain data, because APIs are usually not protected by PerimeterX X.
Bypass PerimeterX verification code: You can continue to visit the website content by preventing the verification code from being triggered or solving the verification code that appears.
Crawl Google cache: Google caches the pages of the website, and you can access these cached pages through Google search URL.
Reverse engineering PerimeterX JavaScript challenge: By analyzing and obfuscating PerimeterX JavaScript challenge, you can create custom bypass code to bypass detection.
It should be noted that these methods may require certain technical knowledge and experience, and with the update of PerimeterX, these methods may need to be constantly adjusted. At the same time, the use of these methods may violate the terms of service, and the compliance and legal risks should be carefully considered.