[Cyb3rNuX]

Are you absolutely certain they're  blocking "all" public proxies, or just a particular IP range?

Only particular proxy servers that are commonly used for sending many authentication requests in short period of time

Can you use public proxies that are not In the IP range/list they're blocking?

Yeah but I can't really know which of them are blocked, as far as I've researched

[mothered]

Only particular proxy servers that are commonly used for sending many authentication requests in short period of time

Can you use public proxies that are not In the IP range/list they're blocking?

Yeah but I can't really know which of them are blocked, as far as I've researched

I understand.

I'd say It's based on both commonly used proxies and an IP range. The only way to get around this (that I can think of), Is to Identify through trial and error- which can be a very lengthy process. Of course, private proxies would most likely suffice but they come at a cost.

[Cyb3rNuX]

Can you use public proxies that are not In the IP range/list they're blocking?

Yeah but I can't really know which of them are blocked, as far as I've researched

I understand.

I'd say It's based on both commonly used proxies and an IP range. The only way to get around this (that I can think of), Is to Identify through trial and error- which can be a very lengthy process. Of course, private proxies would most likely suffice but they come at a cost.

What do you mean by trial/error?

[mothered]

Yeah but I can't really know which of them are blocked, as far as I've researched

I understand.

I'd say It's based on both commonly used proxies and an IP range. The only way to get around this (that I can think of), Is to Identify through trial and error- which can be a very lengthy process. Of course, private proxies would most likely suffice but they come at a cost.

What do you mean by trial/error?  

Isolate those that do/don't work through Intensive testing.

[Cyb3rNuX]

I understand.

I'd say It's based on both commonly used proxies and an IP range. The only way to get around this (that I can think of), Is to Identify through trial and error- which can be a very lengthy process. Of course, private proxies would most likely suffice but they come at a cost.

What do you mean by trial/error?  

Isolate those that do/don't work through Intensive testing.

I've previously mentioned that I can't really know which proxies are blocked so I'm pretty sure now that it's impossible

[mothered]

What do you mean by trial/error?  

Isolate those that do/don't work through Intensive testing.

I've previously mentioned that I can't really know which proxies are blocked so I'm pretty sure now that it's impossible

Yes, I've read that.

I was just trying to establish whether (through trial and error), which proxies and/or their IP range are In fact flagged. This will Identify those that're accepted.