Uncover any website’s defenses with the Detect.Expert extension.
Show what you found: make a video or write a post or article about your discovery.
Grand prize — $10 000
Detect.Expert Antidetect Personal Edition — a personal research environment worth $10,000
Entries close December 30
5
prize places, a category award and special prizes
up to 10
entries per participant
31.12
winners announced
Prizes
Vektor T13 chooses the grand prize winner. Detect Expert users vote to decide 2nd–5th place.
A personal environment for antifraud research
A virtual machine that spoofs browser, OS and hardware fingerprints. Presets instantly configure it for the service you need. Type 9 is the most complete setup: every preset in the catalog, plus GeoComply, Xpoint and Wi-Fi geolocation spoofing.
Value
$10 000
A personal setup with presets for Google, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, eBay, PayPal and other services.
An Antidetect System Premium Edition subscription: updates, presets and technical support.
Vektor T13’s course, “How Anti-Fraud Systems Work”: how antifraud systems make decisions and why they block accounts.
Beyond the prizes
Learn to read reports and understand how websites check their users.
Share your findings and attract an audience interested in antifraud.
Send your work directly to Vektor T13 for expert feedback.
We’ll feature the best entries here with a link to the author.
Taking part
Free to use. Shows which APIs a website calls, identifies antifraud services and saves reports as PDF and JSON.
Registration is free. Include your account email when you submit your entry.
Pick any niche: a marketplace, exchange, social network or delivery service. Sign-up, login and payment pages run the most checks. Antidetect, proxy and SMS service websites are not eligible.
Install the free Detect.Expert extension and open your chosen website. Enable Pro mode in the extension to record your journey and generate a report. Follow a typical user’s path: home page, sign-up or login, shopping cart. Recording runs for up to 10 minutes. Then save the report as PDF or JSON.
Find what matters: which antifraud services were identified, which fingerprinting techniques the site uses, which local ports it contacts and which third-party domains it loads. Check your conclusions: the report lists confidence levels and limitations for each technique.
A video, post or article in any language. An in-depth analysis supported by posts linking to it works best. Include the extension link and #AnatomyOfAntifraud in the description. Advertising third-party products is not allowed.
Copy the template and add your Detect Expert account email, the website and links to every publication. Send it to the Telegram support bot by December 30, 23:59 Dubai time. Submit a separate application for each entry.
We don’t require a positive review of Detect.Expert
An example analysis by Vektor T13
Vektor T13 examines eBay’s antifraud system. Watch the video before recording your own review to see what to show and how to explain your findings.
Watch the analysis
Formats
Choose the format that suits you and write in any language. The platforms below are examples: any public international social network or blog will do.
3–15 minutes
A screen recording of the report with your commentary. Analyze one website or compare several.
30–90 seconds
One striking discovery: an antifraud service, port connections or an unexpected domain.
Text and screenshots
Report screenshots and brief conclusions. Use a thread on X or Threads, or a carousel on Instagram.
In-depth text
An analysis with screenshots, conclusions and a PDF report from the extension.
Recommended approach
Short posts are welcome too. But in-depth analyses resonate much better with audiences and usually get more likes. Make a video or write a detailed analysis, then share posts on social media linking to it.
MAIN CONTENT
Video or in-depth article
YouTube, Medium, Substack, personal blog
PROMOTION
Posts linking to your analysis
X, Facebook, Telegram, LinkedIn, Threads
Result
More views and likes
We assess your entry across all publications combined
You can do this
No studio or editing required. All you need is the extension, a screen recording and one interesting finding.
One finding on one website: which antifraud service runs on a page or what the site does at login. Works well as a teaser for an in-depth analysis.
FOR EXAMPLE
“Which services check you when you log in to booking.com”
Record a user journey, analyze the report and draw conclusions using the outline below. 3–5 minutes is enough.
FOR EXAMPLE
“What eBay checks in your browser in 33 seconds”
Compare several websites in one niche: which runs more checks, and how.
FOR EXAMPLE
“How five crypto exchanges check new users”
Script
Based on a real ebay.com report. Use your own website and findings. See how Vektor T13 approached this analysis
“eBay checked my browser in 44 ways in 33 seconds. Here’s how.”
Detect.Expert for Chrome: a free extension that runs its analysis in your browser.
I enable Pro mode, open the home page, log in and add an item to the cart.
The extension identified LexisNexis ThreatMetrix. Explain what this service is and where it’s used.
16 connections to local ports, including RDP, VNC, TeamViewer and AnyDesk. Discuss why a store might run these checks.
online-metrix.net, forter.com, perfdrive.com: who else is involved in the checks.
What all this means for users. Finish by asking viewers which website to analyze next.
User journey analysis report
ebay.com
Tips
Ideas
Choose websites from different niches: each has its own defenses, so your reviews won’t repeat one another.
Not sure where to start?
We’ll pick a website from the list for you.
Don’t see your niche? Choose any website with sign-up, login or payments: that’s where most checks happen. Detect Expert competitors are not eligible: antidetect, proxy and SMS services.
A post works best as a teaser for an in-depth analysis: add a link to your video or article and to the extension. Adapt the text to your own voice and attach a report screenshot.
In 33 seconds, eBay checked my browser in 44 ways and contacted local ports 16 times: RDP, VNC, TeamViewer, AnyDesk.
Full analysis of the findings: [link to your analysis]
Check any website with the free Detect.Expert extension: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/…
#AnatomyOfAntifraud #DetectExpert
What does an online store learn about you while you browse?
33 seconds on eBay: home page, login, cart. The free Detect.Expert extension for Chrome found:
• 44 fingerprinting techniques: Canvas, WebGL, audio, fonts;
• 16 attempts to connect to local ports, including RDP, VNC, TeamViewer and AnyDesk;
• 7 third-party domains, including forter.com and online-metrix.net;
• the LexisNexis ThreatMetrix risk assessment service.
An API call alone does not prove tracking, so the report includes a confidence level for each technique.
A detailed look at every tracking tool found and how to protect yourself: [link to your analysis]
Video analysis: [link to your video]
Check any website yourself: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/…
Which website should I analyze next? Let me know in the comments.
#AnatomyOfAntifraud #DetectExpert
Judging
Views, likes and comments are combined across all platforms and recorded when we review entries on December 31.
He considers creativity and research quality, as well as the audience response: views, likes and comments.
Active accounts that have used any Detect Expert services can vote. This helps prevent vote manipulation.
Viewers choose the most unusual documented finding. The prize is $250 in Detect Expert credit.
Dr. Dmytro Momot
CEO & Founder Detect Expert
Chooses the grand prize winner and the best entries for this page. For feedback on your work, message him on Telegram.
@detect_support_bot
Great work, but no audience?
Sometimes the algorithms miss a great review, and you may not have many followers yet. Send us your work: we’ll help good content reach an audience.
We don’t consider
Rules
To enter, install the Detect.Expert extension for Chrome and create a Detect Expert account. Teams are welcome.
Your entry must be a video, post or article in any language reviewing a website checked with the Detect.Expert extension.
A positive review of Detect.Expert is not required: critique the tool and point out possible false positives.
For ethical reasons, reviews of Detect Expert competitors are not eligible: antidetect, proxy and SMS services.
Each participant may submit up to 10 entries. We recommend choosing different websites from different niches.
You may publish one entry on any number of platforms. Views, likes and comments are counted across all of them combined.
Include a link to the Detect.Expert extension in the Chrome Web Store and #AnatomyOfAntifraud in your entry’s text or description.
Do not advertise third-party products or services in your entry. Standard requests to like, follow or comment are allowed.
Entries close on December 30, 2026 at 23:59 Dubai time (UTC+4).
Send your entry links and Detect Expert account email to the Telegram support bot. For feedback, you can also send a copy to Vektor T13: @itsoknoproblembro.
Vektor T13 chooses 1st place. Places 2–5 are decided by a vote on Detect Expert among active accounts that have used any of its services. This helps prevent vote manipulation.
Viewers choose the Most Unexpected Finding award for the most unusual discovery. The prize is $250 in Detect Expert credit. Vektor T13 will award special prizes to authors of outstanding entries outside the top five.
Views are recorded when we review entries on December 31. Hidden or deleted publications, manipulated engagement and other people’s content are not considered.
Each author receives one prize, for their highest placing entry. Results will be announced on December 31, 2026. Prizes will be awarded January 1–10, 2027.
Authors retain the rights to their content. By submitting an entry, you allow Detect Expert to feature it on the contest page and its channels, with a link to you as the author.
Submission
Publish your entry and make sure it’s publicly accessible.
Copy the entry template and fill it in. Send a separate message for each entry.
Send it to the support bot. For feedback, send a copy to Vektor T13.
“Anatomy of Antifraud” contest
Detect Expert account email:
Co-authors (if any):
Website reviewed:
Publication links:
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Website checked with the Detect.Expert extension for Chrome:
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Participants’ chat
Discuss entries in the chat
Share your work, discuss other entries and exchange ideas and findings. You can also ask questions about the contest there.
FAQ
No. The extension is free, and so is registration on Detect Expert.
Yes. Detect Expert users vote to decide 2nd–5th place, while Vektor T13 chooses the grand prize winner himself. We’ll help outstanding entries without an audience reach more people, and Vektor T13 will award special prizes to authors of strong entries outside the top five.
Yes. AI can help with the script, writing, translation, voice-over and editing. What matters is that your findings and conclusions are based on your real report from the extension.
Yes. One team member submits the entry and lists co-authors in the template. The prize goes to the Detect Expert account specified in the application.
Up to 10 per participant. We recommend choosing different websites from different niches.
We combine the views, likes and comments from all platforms. Include links to every publication of one entry in a single application.
On December 31, when we review entries. We count everything your entry has earned up to that review.
Yes. You can edit and add to your entry at any time before the review. If the link changes, send the new one to the Telegram support bot @detect_support_bot.
No. If an author’s entries qualify for several places, they receive the prize for the highest place. The other places go to other participants.
Results will be announced on this page on December 31. Prizes will be awarded January 1–10, 2027. We’ll contact winners through the Telegram account used to submit their entry.
Authors retain all rights to their content. By submitting an entry, you allow Detect Expert to feature it on the contest page and its channels, with a link to you as the author.
Any language: we accept entries in all languages. Reviews in different languages help reach more viewers.
No. For ethical reasons, reviews of Detect Expert competitors are not eligible.
That’s a finding too. Show which techniques the website uses and how it differs from others in its niche.
We don’t consider those entries. Keep your publications publicly accessible until the review on December 31.
In the Telegram chat @antidetectchat. You can also share your work, discuss other entries and exchange findings there.
Install the extension, choose a website and record a user journey. Entries are open through December 30.
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