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How CAPTCHAs Are Evolving to Fight AI-Powered Bots

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By Antonello Zanini
| substack.thewebscraping.club
You must have noticed that CAPTCHAs are getting crazier and crazier. What used to be a simple “What text do you see in this distorted image?” has turned into a sequence of layered, multi-step, highly interactive verification tasks. Fortunately, not all providers have gone in that direction (think of the simple one-click Cloudflare Turnstile). However, many others are designing more intricate mechanisms to counter AI-based automation. Is this the end of CAPTCHA solvers?
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Public Sector Meets Web Scraping: From Scraped Data to Public Value

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By Antonello Zanini
| substack.thewebscraping.club
There’s no doubt that web scraping supports a wide range of use cases, from price monitoring to data collection for AI model training. Most of these applications focus on generating value for businesses or individuals by supporting decision-making or automating workflows. However, web scraping can also serve as a foundation for building the data infrastructure needed to better understand national markets and societal conditions.
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Kameleo Docker: Exploring the Docker-Based Anti-Detect Browser

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By Antonello Zanini
| substack.thewebscraping.club
Docker-based stealth browsers are quickly becoming a new standard for automation and scraping infrastructures. The main reason is that they can be integrated directly into CI pipelines or your own fleet of scalable stealth browsers in the cloud. Kameleo Docker brings Kameleo’s anti-detect browser capabilities into a containerized setup, enabling production-ready automation with real fingerprinting and multi-profile isolation on Linux servers.
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