Hello, I’m not a user of Cloudflare, but I have a question about how it works. When accessing a site with human verification enabled, what information about the visitor is passed onto the site before they complete verification? IP, Useragent, etc. Do they receive this information even if a request is blocked? I know it might be a silly question, and I’d appreciate any answers I get. Thanks!
IP, Country, ASN, User Agent, Method, Scheme/HTTP Version, Host, Path, Query String
And also Mitigation/Action Taken and Service: how & why they were allowed or blocked, and cache status
Info is received whether a request is blocked or not with the reason they were blocked, which could be any of the above - gives all the info needed to be passed to an ISP or site such as Report Abusive IP | AbuseIPDB to report someone if required
Theres lots of info at Connectivity Cloud
Yes, they do.
General information about the request itself, not so much about the browser. This includes your IP and UA along with general headers (Accept, Path, etc).
Things like your resolution, installed extensions, interaction with the site… is never passed to the site owners.
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