Anti -detection browser can prohibit cyb crawlers through some technical means. Here are some suggestions:

 

User-Agent recognition: Internet crawlers often use specific users to identify themselves. Anti-detection browsers can limit the access of crawlers by identifying and filtering these reptile User-Agent. When a request comes from the reptile User-Agent, you can refuse or return the error page.

 

Restricted access frequency: reptiles often send requests at a high frequency, and the request frequency of normal users is relatively low. Anti-detection browser can reduce crawler access by restricting the same IP or the same user-agent request frequency. For example, only each IP or user-agent can be allowed to send a certain number of requests within a certain period of time.

 

Verification Code Verification: For some important pages or sensitive data, anti -detection browsers can add verification code verification mechanisms. When the suspicious crawler behavior is detected, users can be required to enter the verification code to continue access. This can effectively prevent the access of automated reptiles because reptiles usually cannot process the verification code.

 

IP ban: If an IP address is confirmed to be reptile behavior, the anti -detection browser can add it to the blacklist and prohibit the access of the IP address. This can quickly prevent the access of malicious crawlers, but you need to pay attention to the risk of normal users. Bitbrowser can use Proxy to hide the real IP environment, protect the user's privacy and the real information of users, and prevent the identification and capture by the Internet.

 

It should be noted that the above methods can only provide a certain degree of protection and cannot completely eliminate the access of network crawlers. The continuous development of crawler technology may adopt more complicated means to avoid anti -crawler measures.

 

Therefore, Bitbrowser's anti -detection browser is constantly updated and improved its technology to cope with changing reptile threats. At the same time, the website owner should also comprehensively consider using other security measures, such as website firewalls, data encryption, etc. to comprehensively protect the security of the website and data.