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Best mobile proxy for Cloudflare / Akamai bypass?

0xJosh0xJosh Member

Sup guys, currently running a scraping project that extracts data from high anti-bot protected sites. Tried resi and ISP IPs, mobile rotating as well, but my script is still getting detected and failing to retrieve info.

I don't need thousands of IPs, I need a few good quality mobile IPs with per req rotation. Currently looking at dedicated proxies from IPRoyal, Voidmob and Proxidize. Any other recommendations or hidden gems?

Key requirement is that it has to be a genuine mobile carrier IP from a real device, preferably with switchable p0f as well. No KYC or crypto payment would be great as well.

Budget is not a problem, I just want to solve this.

Thanks

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  • sillycatsillycat Member

    Are you sure it's your proxies and not just your browser/whatever being fingerprinted?

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  • 0xJosh0xJosh Member

    Yes, I am very sure. The proxies it self is a problem, it requires genuine connection with low fraud score and no LINUX or Datacenter fingerprint.

  • LeviLevi Member

    Cf fingerprinting gone bonkers lately:

    • they detect vga, monitor
    • Detect who launched browser. “nodriver” still helps
    • Simple virtual desktop no longer works. Gpu pass-through is a must
    • Residential ip is a must. Play with proxy - get pwned sooner or latter

    2captcha no longer works reliably.

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  • LeviLevi Member

    @0xJosh said:
    Yes, I am very sure. The proxies it self is a problem, it requires genuine connection with low fraud score and no LINUX or Datacenter fingerprint.

    Not only proxies. Hardware. And linux is completely legit. Running linux mint on optiplex locally. iGPU works.

  • stefemanstefeman Member

    Welcome to blackhatworldtalk

  • 0xJosh0xJosh Member

    @Levi said:

    @0xJosh said:
    Yes, I am very sure. The proxies it self is a problem, it requires genuine connection with low fraud score and no LINUX or Datacenter fingerprint.

    Not only proxies. Hardware. And linux is completely legit. Running linux mint on optiplex locally. iGPU works.

    Resi proxies and Linux fingerprints are not trusted by systems at all nowadays, especially scraping environments I run. What I want to achieve is human like connection that is nearly indistinguishable form other normal users/visitors.

  • edited 2:02PM

    How the fuck would you fingerprint a SSL (or socks) proxy? It does nothing but passing on the raw TCP stream. At best you could fingerprint the network stack and like others said Linux on desktops is still very much working fine.

  • I scrape sites that are highly protected against bots using CloakBrowser:from Data Center IPs. I'd recommend trying it before paying more for residential proxies: https://github.com/CloakHQ/cloakbrowser

  • @CloudHopper said:
    I scrape sites that are highly protected against bots using CloakBrowser:from Data Center IPs. I'd recommend trying it before paying more for residential proxies: https://github.com/CloakHQ/cloakbrowser

    Thanks for helping some skid fuck up the web even further. Much appreciated.

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