
Core reasons why crawlers are targeted
What's the biggest fear of those in data collection?It's not the code that's wrong, it's the letter from the lawyer.. Now more and more sites will identify the crawler through the traffic characteristics, especially high-frequency visits, fixed IP, regular request these three characteristics, basically a catch. Last year there was a team doing e-commerce price comparison, because the same IP swept a platform for three consecutive days, directly prosecuted for computer system intrusion.
Here's a misconception: many people think that as long as they don't touch users' private data, they're fine. In fact.Anomalous access records in the server logs are evidence in and of themselves.. A travel website took a competing company to court just on the basis of a record of 600 regular IP visits per hour.
The real-world survival rules for proxy IPs
The key to trying to avoid forensics is to have the serverI don't recognize you as the same person.The first thing you need to do is to use a proxy IP. Using a proxy IP is like a game of "make-believe", but there are specifics to how to do it:
| Agent Type | Shelf life | Applicable Scenarios |
|---|---|---|
| Data Center IP | hourly rate | Short-term data catch-up |
| Residential Dynamic IP | Toggle on request | Long-term data monitoring |
| Mobile Base Station IP | real time change | high impact crawling website |
For example, with ipipgo's Dynamic Residential Proxy, the city and carrier are automatically changed for each request. Last month, a user used it to continuously collect a job site for 15 days, with a daily average of 80,000 requests, and the other party has not been blocked - because the logs show that each visit is a real user in a different region.
Three Don'ts for Avoiding Legal Minefields
1. Don't believe in "free proxy pools.": Many free IPs are themselves hacker-controlled broilers, and using such IPs to mess with data is the equivalent of using a stolen car to transport goods
2. Don't go for extreme speed: Control request intervals from 3-8 seconds, which can be set in the backend of ipipgo.Intelligent DelayThe randomized pauses that mimic human actions
3. Don't Ignore the Protocol HeaderRemember to synchronize the replacement of User-Agent and Cookies, there was a case last year where a company was forensically examined for using 200 IPs but all carrying the same device fingerprints.
What techies should know about the law
The crux of the computer misuse allegations is"Unauthorized access". There are two life saving techniques:
① In the headers, addX-Purpose: Researchexpress academic use
② Use of ipipgoethical modelAutomatically filter government, medical and other sensitive websites
Focusing on the second point, their system will compare global legal databases in real time. For example, if you want to harvest German websites, the agent node will first detect the local Federal Data Protection Act, and immediately terminate the request if it is found to involve personal data, and generate a compliance record in the background.
QA First Aid Kit
Q: Is it illegal to use a proxy IP?
A: Just like a kitchen knife can cut vegetables or hurt people, it all depends on the use. ipipgo all IPs come from compliant service providers and have fullUse of logging for authenticationIf you have a dispute, you can prove the legality of the operation.
Q: How can I prevent my IP from being recognized?
A: Three killer apps:
1. enable protocol obfuscation (e.g., disguise HTTP requests as video streams)
2. Enable TLS fingerprint randomization
3. Use of theirhybrid proxy modelAutomatic data center/residential/mobile IP switching
Q: What is the emergency response to a ban?
A: Immediately launch ipipgo'sfusion mechanism::
① Suspend all requests in the same IP segment
② Switch alternate authentication method (from account password to API key)
③ Pull the latest Anti-Crawl Strategy report in the console.
Finally, a piece of cold knowledge: the anti-crawling system of an e-commerce platform will give a score of 0-100 to "suspicious IPs", and when using dynamic residential IPs, the threat value of a single IP isNever more than 37 points.--Because real people users also use scripting tools, and that's the safest gray area.

