Proxy IP Blocked by Targeted Websites: Feature Disguise and Protocol Upgrade

What does a proxy IP look like that is recognized by a website?

When the target website starts to block the proxy IP, these features are usually found: high-frequency accesses in a short period of time from the same IP, incomplete request header information, and access trajectories that obviously do not conform to the operation of a real person. For example, registering accounts in bulk with server room IPs or accessing local service websites continuously with overseas IPs, these abnormal behaviors are as conspicuous as a flashlight in the dark night.

Putting the "cloak of invisibility" on proxy IPs

Tip #1: Choosing the right IP type is most critical

Residential IPs are harder to recognize than server room IPs, just like a visitor blending into a residential building is more invisible than a stranger standing in a square. ipipgo provides 90 million+ home residential IPs from real home networks, and each IP has complete information about the region and carrier, so that accessing a website is just like a regular user surfing the web at home.

Tip #2: Request header information should be realistic

The default HTTP request header of many programs exposes machine characteristics. ipipgo's intelligent proxy system automatically complements browser fingerprints with 20+ parameters, including time zone, language, screen resolution, etc., to ensure that every request carries complete device information.

Protocol Escalation of Descending Strikes

When the target site upgrades its defenses, traditional HTTP proxies are like postcards in the mail, with their contents fully exposed. ipipgo's all-protocol support system offers three advanced solutions:

1. HTTPS encrypted channel: All transmissions are SSL encrypted, like a tamper-evident envelope for a letter.

2. SOCKS5 Intelligent Triage: Automatically switch transmission protocols based on access content to reduce the probability of feature recognition

3. Websocket masquerading: disguise proxy requests as normal web communication, especially suitable for scenarios that require long connections

Practical experience sharing

An e-commerce data team had encountered the problem of blocked collection, and realized a breakthrough through the ipipgo solution:

1. Switch to a dynamic residential IP pool that randomly changes IPs for each request
2. Enable automatic protocol switching to match the best protocol by page type
3. Setting intelligent access intervals to simulate the rhythm of manual operations

After implementation, the collection success rate increased from 37% to 92%, and the continuous stable operation exceeded 2 months.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why do I still get blocked even if I use a proxy IP?
A: There may be three problems at the same time: ① using a low-quality server room IP ② request frequency is too high ③ cookies and browser fingerprints are not processed. It is recommended to use ipipgo's Residential IP + Intelligent Frequency Control System.

Q: How to choose between dynamic IP and static IP?
A: need to change IP frequently choose dynamic (such as data collection), need to maintain long-term session choose static (such as account management). ipipgo support two modes of switching at any time.

Q: Do I need technical team support for protocol upgrades?
A: ipipgo provides out-of-the-box protocol solutions, which can be automatically configured by checking the desired protocol type through the control panel, without additional development.

In practical applications, it is recommended to start with residential IP + basic HTTPS protocol testing, according to the strength of the target site's anti-climbing gradually enable more advanced protocol solutions. ipipgo's technical support team can provide exclusive configuration advice to help users find the optimal combination of anti-blocking strategy.