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CloudFlair
π Find origin servers of websites behind CloudFlare by using Internet-wide scan data from Censys.
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CloudPeler
CrimeFlare is a useful tool for bypassing websites protected by CloudFlare WAF, with this tool you can easily see the real IP of websites that have been protected by CloudFlare. The resulting information is certainly very useful for conducting further penetration testing, and analyzing websites with the same server.
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InfluxDB
Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.
There are several sites that can give you useful information for this. For example, databases like Shodan and Censys, or tools like CloudFlair and CloudPeler, might show some of their internals. Not all targets will appear there, and many won't have any useful entries, but some might have their data exposed.
There are several sites that can give you useful information for this. For example, databases like Shodan and Censys, or tools like CloudFlair and CloudPeler, might show some of their internals. Not all targets will appear there, and many won't have any useful entries, but some might have their data exposed.
Automated Browser Detection. Cloudflare queries the browser for properties that only exist in automated web browser environments. For example, the existence of the window.document.__selenium_unwrapped or window.callPhantom property indicates the usage of Selenium and PhantomJS, respectively. For obvious reasons, you're getting blocked if this is detected.
This is a very broad category. A browser has hundreds of Web APIs that can be used for bot detection. I'll do my best to split them up into four categories: