Labyrinth uses pre-generated content stored in their high-performance R2 network to confuse AI crawlers and waste their resources.
At the same time, Labyrinth works like a honeypot, identifying bots through their interaction with this hidden content no human would naturally access
Normal visitors and legitimate crawlers continue to see the website’s actual content.
Activating Labyrith requires just one toggle in the Cloudflare Dashboard toggle.
It is available now to all Cloudflare customers, including those on free plans: go to Security > Settings > and look under Configuration in the sidebar.
Tomorrow, Release Candidate 1 will be available for download and testing.
Last week, Birgit Pauli-Haack published the WordPress 6.8 Source of Truth on the Gutenberg Times website, providing the full list of features that will be included.
Items listed as priority for WordPress 6.8 include:
Bcrypt is a more powerful replacement for the aged MD5 hashing that currently protects user passwords.
The change should be transparent for users, with the move to bcrypt happening automatically the next time a user logs in.
Visua11y Wins Cloudfest Hackathon by Bringing A11y to Infographics
Infographics are all over the web, from a visual representation of a process discussed in a blog post, to a clothing size chart on an Amazon listing.
They are a ubiquitous way to communicate information quickly… to sighted people. Unfortunately, they are almost always inaccessible to screen readers.
Visua11y, a project led by Anne-Mieke Bovelett solves this problem by using an AI tool to OCR the image and return the information it contains for review.
A simple 2-click process replaces the laborious task of coding the information manually.
The game-changing tool was created in just 3 days by Bovelett’s team as part of last week’s Cloudfest Hackathon where it was declared the winner.
Bovelett plans to add Visua11y to the WordPress plugin directory soon.
The AI search startup Perplexity wants to buy TikTok and open source its algorithm “to build the best search experience in the world.”
SEO platform BrightEdge has found that more than 80% of Google’s AI Overview citations come from deep content pages (two or more clicks away from the homepage).