px-reverse

Reverse PerimeterX SDK collector POST chains to generate valid _px3 and _px2 cookies.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/warterbili/AUTO_REVERSE --skill px-reverse
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Skill: px-reverse
Source: https://github.com/warterbili/AUTO_REVERSE/tree/main/skills/web/px-reverse
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/warterbili/AUTO_REVERSE --skill px-reverse

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This skill solves the complex, time-consuming process of reverse-engineering PerimeterX (PX) SDK collector traffic to generate valid _px3 or _px2 cookies. Without this skill, developers must manually deobfuscate SDK code, locate cryptographic constants, decode binary OB responses, and reconstruct 200+ field payloads across multiple deployment tiers, often spending 6-12 hours per new site with no guarantee the generated cookie will pass backend trust validation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • End-to-End PX Cookie Generation: From CDP capture to a working _px3/_px2 generator, covering all 4 validated sites (iFood, Grubhub, Total Wine, Academy) across lenient, strict, and strict+ tiers.
  • Algorithm Reconstruction: Includes 9 bundled Node.js algorithm modules (payload XOR, HMAC-MD5 PC, OB decode, SID steganography, UUID v1, djb2 hash, memory synthesis, anti-tamper, /ns fetch) that have remained stable for 3 years.
  • Cross-Version SDK Analysis: Provides grep-pattern-based location methods, a 27-entry OB handler shape-matching table, and 23 real-world gotchas to handle SDK upgrades without rewriting generators.
  • Strict-Tier Validation: Includes field-by-field diff tools, cross-event consistency checkers, counter synchronization validators, and a 4-way trust matrix to localize whether failures are due to cookie content or transport/IP issues.

Quick Start

Use the px-reverse skill to reverse-engineer a new PX-protected site by providing the target URL and capturing 6 batches of collector traffic via CDP, then run the bundled decode and diff scripts to build a working cookie generator.

Frequently Asked Questions about px-reverse

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I reverse-engineer PerimeterX anti-bot cookies from captured traffic?

To reverse-engineer PerimeterX cookies, capture 6 batches of collector POST traffic via Chrome CDP, then apply bundled algorithm modules to reconstruct payloads, decode OB responses, and generate valid _px3 or _px2 cookies for validated sites.

How does PerimeterX SDK collector traffic analysis work for strict tier deployments?

PerimeterX strict tier analysis uses field-by-field diff tools, cross-event consistency checkers, and a 4-way trust matrix to validate generated cookies against PX-gated endpoints, localizing whether failures stem from cookie content or transport/IP issues.

Can I generate valid _px3 cookies for sites protected by HUMAN Security across different deployment tiers?

Yes, you can generate _px3 cookies for HUMAN Security protected sites across lenient, strict, and strict+ deployment tiers, specifically validated for platforms including iFood, Grubhub, Total Wine, and Academy.

What's the best way to handle PerimeterX SDK upgrades without rewriting cookie generators?

To handle PerimeterX SDK upgrades, use grep-pattern-based location methods and a 27-entry OB handler shape-matching table to locate field semantics, avoiding full generator rewrites when SDK code changes occur.

Why does my PerimeterX cookie generation fail backend trust validation on new sites?

PerimeterX cookie validation fails when 200+ field payloads are incorrectly reconstructed, requiring 6 batches of cold-visit samples and algorithm modules like payload XOR, HMAC-MD5 PC, and SID steganography to ensure accurate payload generation.

Do I need Chrome CDP capture to reverse PX anti-bot cookies?

Yes, Chrome CDP capture is required to collect the 6 batches of cold-visit collector traffic samples needed to reconstruct payloads and validate generators against PX-gated endpoints.