A website security system has denied access to users, triggering an automated bot detection protocol that requires human verification before allowing entry to the requested page. The security measure appears to be part of a comprehensive web protection system designed to prevent automated traffic and malicious bot activities.
The blocking mechanism utilizes PerimeterX security technology, which has been configured with specific application ID PX413gkwMT to monitor and filter incoming web traffic. The system generates unique reference identifiers for each blocked attempt, with the current incident assigned reference ID f625bcba-a4f1-11f0-a5d2-43582e5e38b6 for tracking purposes.
Users encountering the block receive a message stating "Before we continue..." followed by instructions to "Press & Hold to confirm you are a human (and not a bot)." The verification process requires users to complete a captcha challenge by pressing and holding a designated button element on the screen. This interactive verification method is designed to distinguish between legitimate human users and automated bot programs.
The security system incorporates multiple fallback mechanisms to ensure functionality across different network conditions. If the primary captcha service fails to load from the initial server, the system automatically attempts to retrieve the verification tools from an alternative cloud-based server. This redundancy helps maintain security effectiveness even when certain network paths are blocked or unavailable.
When technical issues prevent the captcha system from loading properly, users see an error message advising them to "Please check your network connection or disable your ad-blocker." This suggests that network connectivity problems or ad-blocking software may interfere with the security verification process, requiring users to adjust their browser settings or network configuration to proceed.
