// per-site profile
what detects you on deviceandbrowserinfo.com
deviceandbrowserinfo.com is defended by a detection vendor being profiled. below: the layers it enforces and the tool config the matrix predicts survives it.
enforced detection layers
not yet measured: enforced layers on deviceandbrowserinfo.com
this entry is in the catalog but carries no scored capability yet. the matrix updates as the benchmark self-heals, so check back or see the capability matrix.
notes
renders 'You are human!' or 'You are a bot!' as the verdict. RE-VERIFIED LIVE 2026-07-29 (KAN-432 / PA-SCORE-13). The audit suspected this 9/270 (3.3 %, camoufox the only tool that has ever passed) was 'the same shape as a drifted contains literal'. IT IS NOT. Both literals are alive and unchanged in `/javascripts/bot_results_visualization.js`: the page POSTs the collected fingerprint to `/fingerprint_bot_test` and writes 'You are human!' or 'You are a bot!' into `#resultsBotTest` from the server's `isBot` boolean. Neither string appears anywhere in the served HTML (26 830 bytes), so there is no boilerplate for the whole-page read to collide with, and a page that fails to render yields a conservative fail rather than a false pass. The 3.3 % is therefore a REAL detection result. this target genuinely calls almost every tool in the fleet a bot. NO RULE CHANGE: the correct response to a target that is simply hard is to leave it alone. Two things to know if it ever does drift: the verdict depends on an XHR round-trip completing inside the 8 s wait, and the fingerprint is tokenised by Castle (`/javascripts/cstlxp.js`), so the judgement is partly a third party's.
questions
- what detects you on deviceandbrowserinfo.com?
- deviceandbrowserinfo.com's detection vendor is being profiled.
- which config survives deviceandbrowserinfo.com?
- no enforced layers are scored yet, so no prediction is available.