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No, I am saying what a lot of other people are. Force bots into API access, which can then be authenticated and restricted by bandwidth or calls per day. Then b
by alt227 2y ago
No, I am saying what a lot of other people are. Force bots into API access, which can then be authenticated and restricted by bandwidth or calls per day. Then block bot access to html pages. Nobody looses their images, and bots are limited in stealing bandwidth.
- joepie91_ 2y agoHave you actually tried blocking these scraper bots? The whole problem is that if you do, they start impersonating normal browsers from residential IPs instead. They actively evade countermeasures.
- dmitrygr 2y agoFinally, a use for CFAA?
- alt227 1y agoIsnt everything measures and countermeasures though? As far as I am aware there is no such thing as a silver bullet anywhere when it comes to security. Its like moving your SSH port from port 22 to some other random one. Will it stop advanced scripts from scanning your server and finding it? No, but it sure as hell will cut down the noise of unsophisticated connections which means you can focus on the more tough ones.