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I'd call it clickbait since its actual nature is not revealed til the very end.

• tzs 4y ago
  The article is ~32 pages long if printed using the default settings in my browser. The first 31 pages pretty extensively provide information on bypassing Cloudflare, which would be very useful to and save a lot of time for someone who is tasked with implementing Cloudflare bypass software. This is followed by 1 page that talks about their product for doing this. In other words it delivers pretty much what the title said it would, and then follows that with a small mention of their product. That's not clickbait by any even remotely reasonable definition.
  • dizhn 4y ago
    The bulk of the article is about the protections in place and there is no direct answer to how to bypass them.
    • throwaway81523 4y ago
      The bulk of the article is "look how hard this is, it is beatable in principle but you really don't want to deal with it yourself". And sure enough, at the end, there is a solution for sale.