PerimeterX / HUMAN block
A px-captcha or "Please verify you are a human" page instead of the content. The verdict comes from a sensor script that has been collecting signals in the page.
A proxy fixes part of this. A better IP moves one input. The sensor script is the other, and it is the larger one — plain HTTP clients do not pass this vendor regardless of the address they come from.
Why it happens
The sensor script did not run, because the client does not execute JavaScript at all.
It ran and reported automation markers from the browser.
The _px cookies were not preserved between requests.
Poor IP reputation contributing to the score.
How to fix it
- Execute the page rather than fetching it — this vendor's verdict depends on client-side script.
- Persist the _px cookie set across the session.
- Improve IP reputation with residential exits so the score does not start against you.
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