Handling Cloudflare based sites
See original GitHub issueIt looks like Sherlock is unable to handle Cloudflare based sites?
Ex: Steemit - They use Cloudflare and CF has DDoS protection due to which it automatically does a brower check and sets a cookie which is then used with all subsequent requests.
I think maybe Sherlock should start supporting headers
option which would let us set the mandatory HTTP Headers like Cookie
or Origin
in another case (#256). CF’s cookies are valid for quite a long period of time and they work well if you pass them while making a request.
I tested the aforementioned site with Sherlock to do a simple status code based check and it hits the CF’s roadblock and fails as a result (false positive).
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- Created 4 years ago
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Old but: https://pypi.org/project/cloudscraper/ could be a good solution.
@TheYahya Sounds good. I can join in that case 😃
I’ll let you know when I’m ready to make the PHP implementation public so you could create a new repo then.