Cloudflare verifies the legitimacy of incoming traffic based on the IP address score of individual requests, which is a combination of information collected from the service's firewalls (WAF) and the Project Honey Pot .
Literally “honey pot”, the turkey whatsapp number project corresponds to the largest network for tracking spam and phishing, constituting a sort of database of IP addresses associated with malicious activities. To contribute to the Honey Pot, you need to insert “traps”, specifically designed to lure bots, within your websites. If suspicious behavior is detected, the system will flag the responsible IP address which will be added, with a score, to the Project Honey Pot blacklist.
It is therefore from the project list that Cloudflare draws information about the reputation of the IP address and, in relation to the security level set, will choose whether to show one of the following challenges:
An interactive challenge , inviting the user to click on a specific button.
A non-interactive challenge, JS Challenge (recommended by Cloudflare itself). In this case, no interaction is required from the user, but rather a JavaScript processing by their browser. The user will simply have to wait until the website accepts their request.
How does Cloudflare’s “security level” work?
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