A JA3 fingerprint is a hash of a client's TLS handshake parameters—ciphers, extensions, and elliptic curves. Anti-bot services log JA3 hashes to spot unusual or repetitive automation patterns.
Evading JA3-based detection
- Antidetect browsers randomize TLS parameters on each session.
- Proxied mobile IPs add network-level trust, so even repeated hashes look like normal smartphone traffic.
- Rotate fingerprints + IPs together for maximum stealth.