Recent content by johnnymalik

BTW I have already tried to disable JavaScript, but doing so automatically blocks you from even taking the survey

I tested a couple of the proxies that I have used, and IP address does not appear to leak thru. I know that a couple of the places involved in the fingerprinting or tracking are Browserhawk and New Relic, if that's good for anything. I figured that out when I dissected the traffic coming in from...

I've tried once to download a VM and do the whole proxy bit, but it somehow still recognized me. Is there any kind of program out there which would spoof a device/browser fingerprint out there for free or cheap? I've seen a couple of programs out there but they were exorbitantly expensive.

The survey doesn't go by email. I'd post the address but it gets blocked by the auto-mod software. I thought that by using a proxy that anything with IP or MAC address would be filtered out? There is definitely a way that the company is filtering surveys by some sort of device and browser...

Yup. Clear cookies, flash cookies, use a addon for firefox to spoof the user agent to look like everything from playstation to chrome...and no luck. Also tried using different proxies, no success. The survey doesn't require payment info, its for a customer satisfaction site. Yes, lame, so go...

Like the title says...I have read up a bit about how this type of identification works, it appears quite hard to fool. I take surveys on a certain website and even though I change my IP address, the website can still identify me. How do I beat this?