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arthistoricum.net – ART-Books is an academic art book platform hosted by Heidelberg University Library. It is protected by Anubis, a Proof-of-Work anti-bot system designed to block aggressive AI scraping. Such scraping causes site downtime and makes resources inaccessible for legitimate users. Anubis is a temporary measure while the site develops fingerprinting to identify headless browsers, after which legitimate users will not need to complete the proof-of-work challenge. The system requires modern JavaScript and is incompatible with plugins like JShelter that disable these features.
BORIS Portal is the Bern Open Repository and Information System. It uses Anubis, a proof-of-work based protection tool designed to prevent large-scale AI scraping of the site, which may cause temporary downtime for visitors.
DSpace an der Universität Kassel is the University of Kassel's DSpace-based digital repository. The site currently displays an Anubis anti-bot challenge page requiring proof of work to access its resources.
Heidelberg University Publishing (heiUP) uses Anubis anti-bot software that employs a proof-of-work challenge to block aggressive AI website scraping. The system is designed to reduce server downtime caused by mass scraping activity, and presents a verification page to users before granting access to site content.
The HHU ResearchData website displays an Anubis bot verification page that uses a proof-of-work challenge to block automated scraping. This placeholder solution, set up by the site administrator to protect server resources from aggressive scraping while more permanent detection methods are developed, can cause temporary downtime that renders the site's resources inaccessible for all users.
The current page for the Leibniz Data Manager displays an Anubis bot verification challenge, a temporary placeholder implemented by the site administrator to prevent aggressive AI scraping of the site. The challenge uses a proof-of-work scheme, and the administrator intends to replace it with more advanced tools to identify headless browsers in the future.