91Ninjas

91ninjas

Hey Hackers, 91Ninjas has been nominated in HackerNoon's annual Startups of The Year awards in Singapore. Please vote for us here: https://hackernoon.com/startups/asia/asia-singapore-singapore?stup=66f31d976ea4677e23dcd777&embedable=true Read more about us below to understand why we deserve your vote. Meet 91Ninjas We are a Singapore-based B2B SaaS marketing firm, specializing in strategic growth solutions for startups, growth-stage companies, and enterprises. Acting as an extension of our clients’ teams, we provide a blend of strategy and execution to drive results. Our global clients include notable names like DevRev, Flipkart Commerce Cloud, Yellow.ai, Qapita, among others, trusting us to elevate their B2B marketing efforts across PPC, SEO, content, and social media. How 91Ninjas achieved product-market fit Achieving product-market fit for us meant recognizing and addressing the unique challenges of B2B SaaS companies at different growth stages. From strategic leadership for startups to unlocking growth channels for established brands, we crafted a model that meets clients’ needs while delivering measurable results. This focused approach established our position as a trusted partner in the B2B SaaS market. The evolution of 91Ninjas Starting with a vision to transform B2B SaaS marketing, we’ve grown into a comprehensive 360° growth partner. Initially focused on core digital channels, we’ve expanded our offerings to include integrated GTM, brand identity set-up, communication strategy, and sales collateral for enterprises. This evolution reflects our commitment to driving impactful growth and tackling the entire marketing spectrum for each client. Milestones and achievements Our milestones include working with leading brands across the U.S., Europe, India, and SEA, establishing predictable pipelines, and helping clients scale sustainably through proven strategies. We’ve developed marketing playbooks that bring clarity and growth, building each client’s brand as a recognized voice in the B2B SaaS landscape. Lessons learned We’ve learned the importance of agility, vision alignment, and data-driven decisions in creating successful partnerships. Every client requires a unique approach, and by staying flexible and focusing on their vision, we help translate goals into tangible success. What Startups of The Year means to us Being recognized as "Startups of the Year" validates our commitment to helping B2B SaaS companies overcome their most challenging growth barriers. This recognition inspires us to continue pioneering marketing strategies that drive the next wave of B2B SaaS success stories. Conclusion At 91Ninjas, we’re more than a marketing partner—we’re a growth ally committed to unlocking your brand’s full potential. Let’s build the future of B2B SaaS, together. Vote for us today! Welcome to HackerNoon’s Startups of The Year 2024 interview series, spotlighting startups from around the world that are changing the way we live, one solution at a time. If you’ve been nominated, create a brand profile and answer these questions here.
Want to nominate a startup? Follow the steps here.Looking for inspiration? Check out how other startups responded to last year’s Startups of The Year interview questions and examples of company responses here, here, and here. Hey Hackers, 91Ninjas has been nominated in HackerNoon's annual Startups of The Year awards in Singapore. Please vote for us here: Please vote for us here: https://hackernoon.com/startups/asia/asia-singapore-singapore?stup=66f31d976ea4677e23dcd777&embedable=true https://hackernoon.com/startups/asia/asia-singapore-singapore?stup=66f31d976ea4677e23dcd777&embedable=true Read more about us below to understand why we deserve your vote. Meet 91Ninjas We are a Singapore-based B2B SaaS marketing firm, specializing in strategic growth solutions for startups, growth-stage companies, and enterprises. Acting as an extension of our clients’ teams, we provide a blend of strategy and execution to drive results. Our global clients include notable names like DevRev, Flipkart Commerce Cloud, Yellow.ai, Qapita, among others, trusting us to elevate their B2B marketing efforts across PPC, SEO, content, and social media. How 91Ninjas achieved product-market fit Achieving product-market fit for us meant recognizing and addressing the unique challenges of B2B SaaS companies at different growth stages. From strategic leadership for startups to unlocking growth channels for established brands, we crafted a model that meets clients’ needs while delivering measurable results. This focused approach established our position as a trusted partner in the B2B SaaS market. The evolution of 91Ninjas Starting with a vision to transform B2B SaaS marketing, we’ve grown into a comprehensive 360° growth partner. Initially focused on core digital channels, we’ve expanded our offerings to include integrated GTM, brand identity set-up, communication strategy, and sales collateral for enterprises. This evolution reflects our commitment to driving impactful growth and tackling the entire marketing spectrum for each client. Milestones and achievements Our milestones include working with leading brands across the U.S., Europe, India, and SEA, establishing predictable pipelines, and helping clients scale sustainably through proven strategies. We’ve developed marketing playbooks that bring clarity and growth, building each client’s brand as a recognized voice in the B2B SaaS landscape. Lessons learned We’ve learned the importance of agility, vision alignment, and data-driven decisions in creating successful partnerships. Every client requires a unique approach, and by staying flexible and focusing on their vision, we help translate goals into tangible success. What Startups of The Year means to us Being recognized as "Startups of the Year" validates our commitment to helping B2B SaaS companies overcome their most challenging growth barriers. This recognition inspires us to continue pioneering marketing strategies that drive the next wave of B2B SaaS success stories. Conclusion At 91Ninjas, we’re more than a marketing partner—we’re a growth ally committed to unlocking your brand’s full potential. Let’s build the future of B2B SaaS, together. Vote for us today! Vote for us today ! Vote for us today Welcome to HackerNoon’s Startups of The Year 2024 interview series, spotlighting startups from around the world that are changing the way we live, one solution at a time. If you’ve been nominated, create a brand profile and answer these questions here. Want to nominate a startup? Follow the steps here. Looking for inspiration? Check out how other startups responded to last year’s Startups of The Year interview questions and examples of company responses here, here, and here. Welcome to HackerNoon’s Startups of The Year 2024 interview series, spotlighting startups from around the world that are changing the way we live, one solution at a time. If you’ve been nominated, create a brand profile and answer these questions here . Startups of The Year 2024 create a brand profile create a brand profile create a brand profile here here Want to nominate a startup? Follow the steps here . here here Looking for inspiration? Check out how other startups responded to last year’s Startups of The Year interview questions and examples of company responses here, here, and here. Looking for inspiration? Check out how other startups responded to last year’s Startups of The Year interview questions and examples of company responses here , here , and here . last year’s Startups of The Year interview questions last year’s Startups of The Year interview questions here here here here here here

Meet 91Ninjas, Startups of the Year 2024 Nominee

Startups of The Year 2024 has officially wrapped, after months of nominations, voting, and support from our growing community. Startups of The Year 2024 With over 150,000 startups nominated and more than 4 million votes cast, this year's awards reflect the global tech ecosystem's appetite for future technology. 150,000 startups In the Media Industry, this year, a diverse group of Startups is redefining how content is produced and consumed, challenging conventional norms, and shaping the future of information and storytelling. Media Industry Startups of The Year 2024: Key Media Industry Stats Total Number of Participating Startups: 52,119
Sub Industries Represented: 15
Total Votes Gathered: 649,100
Winning Startups: 15 Total Number of Participating Startups: 52,119 Total Number of Participating Startups: Sub Industries Represented: 15 Sub Industries Represented: Total Votes Gathered: 649,100 Total Votes Gathered: Winning Startups: 15 Winning Startups: To discover winning startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner.


You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Media Industry HERE.



Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. To discover winning startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner.


You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Media Industry HERE. To discover winning startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner. To discover winning startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner. startups.hackernoon.com startups.hackernoon.com You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Media Industry HERE. You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Media Industry HERE. HERE. HERE Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series Without further ado, let’s meet the startups shaping the future of the Media Industry! Meet the Top Media Startups of The Year 2024 Media Startups Marketing (299.9k total votes, 8k startups) Marketing Winner: ViralMango - Influencer Marketing Winner: ViralMango - Influencer Marketing ViralMango - Influencer Marketing SWS LLP (VistaarWebX)
Leadige LLC SWS LLP (VistaarWebX) SWS LLP (VistaarWebX) Leadige LLC Leadige LLC Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: 91Ninjas
Picky
Bihar Say
Reputation House
Super Duper Studios
TriOn & Co
Yito 91Ninjas 91Ninjas Picky Picky Bihar Say Bihar Say Reputation House Reputation House Super Duper Studios Super Duper Studios TriOn & Co TriOn & Co Yito Yito Social Media (292.4k total votes, 4.9k startups) Social Media Social Media Winner: OneUp Marketing e Innovación Winner: OneUp Marketing e Innovación OneUp Marketing e Innovación ViralMango - Influencer Marketing
Leadige LLC ViralMango - Influencer Marketing ViralMango - Influencer Marketing Leadige LLC Leadige LLC Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Picky
Super Duper Studios
Yito
X Marketing Agency
Business Upturn
Buzzpenny
Moxie AI Picky Picky Super Duper Studios Super Duper Studios Yito Yito X Marketing Agency X Marketing Agency Business Upturn Business Upturn Buzzpenny Buzzpenny Moxie AI Moxie AI Media Production (12.1k total votes, 8.3k startups) Media Production Winner: 91Ninjas Winner: 91Ninjas 91Ninjas Tech Lead Journal
Curio Buddy Tech Lead Journal Tech Lead Journal Curio Buddy Curio Buddy Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Reinforce Lab Limited
DoubleShift
YES SIR AGENCY
Yemberzal
Business Upturn
Ocupe
Sakah Reinforce Lab Limited Reinforce Lab Limited DoubleShift DoubleShift YES SIR AGENCY YES SIR AGENCY Yemberzal Yemberzal Business Upturn Business Upturn Ocupe Ocupe Sakah Sakah Messaging & Communications (12.8k total votes, 4.8k startups) Messaging & Communications 4.8k Winner: TriOn & Co Winner: TriOn & Co TriOn & Co ADV Today
UNBENCH ADV Today ADV Today UNBENCH UNBENCH Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: AppNomu
INNZPIRA
Digiwearit
PayCape
TECH VOUDOU
Fast Remote Services
Octolens AppNomu AppNomu INNZPIRA INNZPIRA Digiwearit Digiwearit PayCape PayCape TECH VOUDOU TECH VOUDOU Fast Remote Services Fast Remote Services Octolens Octolens Blogging (10.8k total votes, 11.2k startups) Blogging Winner: Tech Lead Journal Winner: Tech Lead Journal Tech Lead Journal ADV Today
UNBENCH ADV Today ADV Today UNBENCH UNBENCH Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: AppNomu
INNZPIRA
Digiwearit
PayCape
TECH VOUDOU
Codegain
Fast Remote Services AppNomu AppNomu INNZPIRA INNZPIRA Digiwearit Digiwearit PayCape PayCape TECH VOUDOU TECH VOUDOU Codegain Codegain Fast Remote Services Fast Remote Services Publishing (4.6k total votes, 1.8k startups) Publishing Winner: Codegain Winner: Codegain Codegain Tech Lead Journal
Curio Buddy Tech Lead Journal Tech Lead Journal Curio Buddy Curio Buddy Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Yemberzal
Business Upturn
RELAYTO/ Content Experience Platform
FoundersToday
Self-employed in Austria
Female Tech Leaders Community
Gaming365 Yemberzal Yemberzal Business Upturn Business Upturn RELAYTO/ Content Experience Platform RELAYTO/ Content Experience Platform FoundersToday FoundersToday Self-employed in Austria Self-employed in Austria Female Tech Leaders Community Female Tech Leaders Community Gaming365 Gaming365 Design (3.8k total votes, 2.2k startups) Design Winner: Sivi Winner: Sivi Sivi Meliorar
Heeeper Meliorar Meliorar Heeeper Heeeper Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Farlo
Kireli Studio
Service Design Network Young Talent Board
Sivi AI
Zenerate
HARVIN CHIP AND AI TECHNOLOGIES LLP
Hedayati design studio Farlo Farlo Kireli Studio Kireli Studio Service Design Network Young Talent Board Service Design Network Young Talent Board Sivi AI Sivi AI Zenerate Zenerate HARVIN CHIP AND AI TECHNOLOGIES LLP HARVIN CHIP AND AI TECHNOLOGIES LLP Hedayati design studio Hedayati design studio Art (3.6k total votes, 1.7k startups) Art Winner: Meliorar Winner: Meliorar Meliorar Heeeper
Farlo Heeeper Heeeper Farlo Farlo Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: INFINITY-UP
Kireli Studio
Service Design Network Young Talent Board
HARVIN CHIP AND AI TECHNOLOGIES LLP
Animatory
Hedayati design studio
Metafor Design INFINITY-UP INFINITY-UP Kireli Studio Kireli Studio Service Design Network Young Talent Board Service Design Network Young Talent Board HARVIN CHIP AND AI TECHNOLOGIES LLP HARVIN CHIP AND AI TECHNOLOGIES LLP Animatory Animatory Hedayati design studio Hedayati design studio Metafor Design Metafor Design Events (2.6k total votes, 2.5k startups) Events Winner: Voguer Winner: Voguer Voguer Wellbeing Think Tank
Farahy Wellbeing Think Tank Wellbeing Think Tank Farahy Farahy Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: YellowLyfe HQ
Bubbo
22Mohawks
Livibe
eventmate
Aristocrat Media
IT-DAY YellowLyfe HQ YellowLyfe HQ Bubbo Bubbo 22Mohawks 22Mohawks Livibe Livibe eventmate eventmate Aristocrat Media Aristocrat Media IT-DAY IT-DAY Writing And Editing (2.2k total votes, 745 startups) Writing And Editing Winner: TECHDELLA Winner: TECHDELLA TECHDELLA Curio Buddy
Cyber News Live Curio Buddy Curio Buddy Cyber News Live Cyber News Live Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: FoundersToday
Nord Comms
CraveHRO
Gaming365
Manc Sport
Enigmatic Horizon
The Cymes Media FoundersToday FoundersToday Nord Comms Nord Comms CraveHRO CraveHRO Gaming365 Gaming365 Manc Sport Manc Sport Enigmatic Horizon Enigmatic Horizon The Cymes Media The Cymes Media Entertainment (2.1k total votes, 2.1k startups) Entertainment Winner: Farahy Winner: Farahy Farahy BettorEdge
YellowLyfe BettorEdge BettorEdge YellowLyfe YellowLyfe Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Crown TV Zambia


IT-DAY


Fireframe Studios


Neighborhood


Eurovision Services


Con el Corazón Co.


Arroz Estudios Crown TV Zambia Crown TV Zambia Crown TV Zambia IT-DAY IT-DAY IT-DAY Fireframe Studios Fireframe Studios Fireframe Studios Neighborhood Neighborhood Neighborhood Eurovision Services Eurovision Services Eurovision Services Con el Corazón Co. Con el Corazón Co. Con el Corazón Co. Arroz Estudios Arroz Estudios Arroz Estudios Games (1.6k total votes, 1.2k startups) Games Winner: INFINITY-UP Winner: INFINITY-UP INFINITY-UP Parampará Game Studio
JAK Games Parampará Game Studio Parampará Game Studio JAK Games JAK Games Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Nano Knight Studio
Bokonzi
Pixels n' Voxels
Paidia Gaming
SKDO Systems
Leolit Games
Neko Games Nano Knight Studio Nano Knight Studio Bokonzi Bokonzi Pixels n' Voxels Pixels n' Voxels Paidia Gaming Paidia Gaming SKDO Systems SKDO Systems Leolit Games Leolit Games Neko Games Neko Games News & Journalism (1.8k total votes, 968 startups) News & Journalism Winner: Cyber News Live Winner: Cyber News Live Cyber News Live FoundersToday
GPS ROTAS SEGURAS FoundersToday FoundersToday GPS ROTAS SEGURAS GPS ROTAS SEGURAS Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: KUENHA


CraveHRO


Gaming365


Manc Sport


Enigmatic Horizon


The Cymes Media


Quantum Commodity Intelligence KUENHA KUENHA KUENHA CraveHRO CraveHRO CraveHRO Gaming365 Gaming365 Gaming365 Manc Sport Manc Sport Manc Sport Enigmatic Horizon Enigmatic Horizon Enigmatic Horizon The Cymes Media The Cymes Media The Cymes Media Quantum Commodity Intelligence Quantum Commodity Intelligence Quantum Commodity Intelligence Music (747 total votes, 630 startups) Music Winner: Watchers—We Make Your Platform Social Winner: Watchers—We Make Your Platform Social Watchers—We Make Your Platform Social Brandenburg Labs GmbH
Vibra Music Brandenburg Labs GmbH Brandenburg Labs GmbH Vibra Music Vibra Music Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Livibe
Ionio
Mixer
LUV NFT
Accord Communications Uganda
Arroz Estudios
Tiny Souls Media Livibe Livibe Ionio Ionio Mixer Mixer LUV NFT LUV NFT Accord Communications Uganda Accord Communications Uganda Arroz Estudios Arroz Estudios Tiny Souls Media Tiny Souls Media Film (664 total votes, 977 startups) Film Winner: Le Magazine du Mali Winner: Le Magazine du Mali Le Magazine du Mali Animatory
Baros Animatory Animatory Baros Baros Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Crown TV Zambia
Revista Empreende
Yasmin Kollektiv e.V.
emilemilija
BioEconomia
Fireframe Studios
Public Health Insight Crown TV Zambia Crown TV Zambia Revista Empreende Revista Empreende Yasmin Kollektiv e.V. Yasmin Kollektiv e.V. emilemilija emilemilija BioEconomia BioEconomia Fireframe Studios Fireframe Studios Public Health Insight Public Health Insight Congratulations to you all. We will contact you with details on your winnings! Congratulations to you all. We will contact you with details on your winnings! See the global regional announcements here.
See the global industry announcements here. See the global regional announcements here.
See the global industry announcements here. See the global regional announcements here. here See the global industry announcements here. here About HackerNoon’s Startups of The Year Startups of The Year 2024 is HackerNoon’s flagship community-driven event celebrating startups, technology, and the spirit of innovation. Currently in its third iteration, the prestigious Internet award recognizes and celebrates tech startups of all shapes and sizes. This year, over 150,000 entities across 4200+ cities, 6 continents, and 100+ industries participated in a bid to be crowned the best startup of the year! Millions of votes have been cast over the past few years, and many storieshave been written about these daring and rising startups. Startups of The Year 2024 many stories The winners will get a free interview on HackerNoon and an Evergreen Tech Company News page. free interview Evergreen Tech Company News Visit our FAQ page to learn more. FAQ Download our design assets here. here Check out the Startups of The Year Merch Shop here. here HackerNoon’s Startups of The Year is a branding opportunity unlike any other. Whether your goal is brand awareness or lead generation, HackerNoon has curated packages to solve your marketing challenges. Book a meeting with us to learn more! curated packages Book a meeting with us to learn more! Book a meeting with us to learn more! Meet our sponsors: Meet our sponsors: Wellfound: Join the #1 global, startup-focused community. At Wellfound, we're not just a job board—we're the place where top startup talent and the world's most exciting companies connect to build the future. Wellfound: Join the #1 global, startup-focused community Notion: Notion is trusted and loved by thousands of startups as their connected workspace—from building product roadmaps to tracking fundraising. Try Notion with unlimited AI, FREE for up to 6 months, to build and scale your company with one powerful tool.Get your offer now! Notion: Try Notion with unlimited AI, FREE for up to 6 months Get your offer now ! Hubspot: If you’re looking for a smart CRM platform that meets the needs of small businesses, look no further than HubSpot. Seamlessly connect your data, teams and customers in one easy-to-use scalable platform that grows with your business. Get started for free. Hubspot: Get started for free Bright Data: Startups that leverage public web data can make faster, data-driven decisions, giving them a competitive edge. With Bright Data’s scalable web data collection, businesses can grow from a small operation to an enterprise by harnessing insights at every stage. Bright Data: Bright Data’s scalable web data collection Algolia: Algolia NeuralSearch is the world's only AI end-to-end Search and Discovery Platform combining powerful keyword and natural language processing in a single API. Algolia: AI end-to-end Search and Discovery Platform

Startups of The Year 2024 Winners: Media Industry

২০২৪ সালের স্টার্টআপ বিজয়ী: মিডিয়া শিল্প

Οι νεοσύστατες επιχειρήσεις του έτους 2024 Νικητές: Βιομηχανία Μέσων Ενημέρωσης

Startups del Año 2024 Ganadores: Media Industry

Le start-up dell'anno 2024 vincitori: Media Industry

Startups of the Year 2024 Winners: メディア産業

អ្នកចាប់ផ្តើមនៃឆ្នាំ 2024 អ្នកឈ្នះ: ឧស្សាហកម្មប្រព័ន្ធផ្សព្វផ្សាយ

Startups ຂອງປີ 2024 ຜູ້ຊ່ຽວຊານ: Media Industry

2024. gada jaunuzņēmumu uzvarētāji: Mediju nozare

Startup Tahun 2024 Pemenang: Media Industri

Startup-urile anului 2024 câștigătoare: Industria mass-media

Победители стартапов 2024 года: медиаиндустрия

2024年年初创企业获奖者:媒体行业

Great things in business are never done by one person. They’re done by a team of people.” — Steve Jobs Great things in business are never done by one person. They’re done by a team of people.” — Steve Jobs What a crazy ride it has been! Nobody could have predicted how the business landscape would have changed from the time we launched Startups of The Year 2024 to the current news headlines involving tariffs, interest rates, and day-to-day politics. One could argue that it is more difficult to do business today than it was a year ago, but throughout this thick and thin, entrepreneurs kept their grit and continued to show the world that yes, they were here to stay. Throughout this noise, we are happy to say that Startups of The Year was a massive year for us and our startup partners. In its 2024 iteration, 150,000+ startups across the globe were nominated, with over 4M+ votes cast in the running for Startup of The Year. 150,000+ startups The startup scene in the Business category was driven by innovation, a bunch of passionate folks, and a supportive environment that helped cool ventures take off in different industries. Business With such a vast range of innovative products and ideas, we were sure it would be difficult for the internet to choose their favorites. But without further ado, here are the startup winners in the Business category! Business 🏆 Key Stats Let’s start out with some general stats for all of you technical folks. Total Startups Participated: 86,688


Sub Industries Represented: 18


Total Votes Gathered: 422,500


Winning Startups: 18 Total Startups Participated: 86,688 Total Startups Participated: 86,688 Total Startups Participated: Sub Industries Represented: 18 Sub Industries Represented: 18 Sub Industries Represented: Total Votes Gathered: 422,500 Total Votes Gathered: 422,500 Total Votes Gathered: Winning Startups: 18 Winning Startups: 18 Winning Startups: To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner.


You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Business Industry HERE.



Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner.


You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Business Industry HERE. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner. To explore winning top startups in other industries or cities, head over to startups.hackernoon.com and use the search bar — the name at the top of each list is the winner. startups.hackernoon.com You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Business Industry HERE. You may also check out the full list of nominated startups in the Business Industry HERE. HERE. HERE Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. Stay tuned for our Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series, where we’ll be highlighting the top startups across various regions and industries. Startups of The Year Winner Announcement Series Now, drum roll please, here are all the 2024 Startups of The Year winners for Business drum roll please Business Creative Agency (167.4k total votes, 7.5k startups) Creative Agency Winner: Super Duper Studios Winner: Super Duper Studios Super Duper Studios Leadige LLC
91Ninjas Leadige LLC Leadige LLC 91Ninjas 91Ninjas Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Picky
Meliorar
Heeeper
Yito
Reinforce Lab Limited
Farlo
YES SIR AGENCY Picky Picky Meliorar Meliorar Heeeper Heeeper Yito Yito Reinforce Lab Limited Reinforce Lab Limited Farlo Farlo YES SIR AGENCY YES SIR AGENCY Productivity (101.7k total votes, 3.8k startups) Productivity Winner: Intellico Inc Winner: Intellico Inc Intellico Inc Forescribe
Tee Htwin Forescribe Forescribe Tee Htwin Tee Htwin Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Luna Launches, Inc.
The Pathway Initiative Inc.
Yayasan Generasi Maju Berkarya
Nexustorage Ltd
Epicly AI
Seneca Foundation
Humanities 101 Foundation Luna Launches, Inc. Luna Launches, Inc. The Pathway Initiative Inc. The Pathway Initiative Inc. Yayasan Generasi Maju Berkarya Yayasan Generasi Maju Berkarya Nexustorage Ltd Nexustorage Ltd Epicly AI Epicly AI Seneca Foundation Seneca Foundation Humanities 101 Foundation Humanities 101 Foundation Fintech (27.3k total votes, 8.7k startups) Fintech Winner: Airline Limited Winner: Airline Limited Airline Limited EVEDEX
Tee Htwin EVEDEX EVEDEX Tee Htwin Tee Htwin Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Violet
ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (AFODI)
Vbanq
Simpla AI
Semillas Urbanas México
Skylight Ventures
Fuelfinance Violet Violet ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (AFODI) ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (AFODI) Vbanq Vbanq Simpla AI Simpla AI Semillas Urbanas México Semillas Urbanas México Skylight Ventures Skylight Ventures Fuelfinance Fuelfinance Consulting (27.2k total votes, 10.5k startups) Consulting Winner: AKUMENIA Winner: AKUMENIA AKUMENIA YOBE Ventures
Hivekind YOBE Ventures YOBE Ventures Hivekind Hivekind Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: EJable.com
ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (AFODI)
TriOn & Co
Simpla AI
Replient
NNW Tech Solutions
CSR Consulting - Asesoría de Sustentabilidad y Economía Circular EJable.com EJable.com ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (AFODI) ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (AFODI) TriOn & Co TriOn & Co Simpla AI Simpla AI Replient Replient NNW Tech Solutions NNW Tech Solutions CSR Consulting - Asesoría de Sustentabilidad y Economía Circular CSR Consulting - Asesoría de Sustentabilidad y Economía Circular Professional Services (16.7k total votes, 9.9k startups) Professional Services Winner: EJable.com Winner: EJable.com EJable.com Guhuza
Taxina Mobility Pvt Ltd Guhuza Guhuza Taxina Mobility Pvt Ltd Taxina Mobility Pvt Ltd Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: The BD School


NNW Tech Solutions


Byte Splash Software Training and Placement Center


CherryOnTech


Ovde Jobs


Worksible


KUMMUNI The BD School The BD School The BD School NNW Tech Solutions NNW Tech Solutions NNW Tech Solutions Byte Splash Software Training and Placement Center Byte Splash Software Training and Placement Center Byte Splash Software Training and Placement Center CherryOnTech CherryOnTech CherryOnTech Ovde Jobs Ovde Jobs Ovde Jobs Worksible Worksible Worksible KUMMUNI KUMMUNI KUMMUNI Investing (14.8k total votes, 4.9k startups) Investing Winner: Aarin techfin Winner: Aarin techfin Aarin techfin YOBE Ventures
Skylight Ventures YOBE Ventures YOBE Ventures Skylight Ventures Skylight Ventures Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: Good Lioness
DŌBRA Impact Venture Studio
SumIt Software
Unlisted
Smart Mountain
Data Informed Financial Services LLC
PAY HERO KENYA Good Lioness Good Lioness DŌBRA Impact Venture Studio DŌBRA Impact Venture Studio SumIt Software SumIt Software Unlisted Unlisted Smart Mountain Smart Mountain Data Informed Financial Services LLC Data Informed Financial Services LLC PAY HERO KENYA PAY HERO KENYA Entrepreneurship (14.2k total votes, 4.8k startups) Entrepreneurship Winner: Business Intelligence Limited Winner: Business Intelligence Limited Business Intelligence Limited Airline Limited
Simpla AI Airline Limited Airline Limited Simpla AI Simpla AI Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mentions: LEASIFIER
Good Lioness
Niche Report
Centro de Incubação de Évora
DŌBRA Impact Venture Studio
Wahi
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Startups of The Year 2024 Winners: Business

2024-ci ildəki start-uplar: biznes

Startups del año 2024 Ganadores: Negocios

वर्ष 2024 के स्टार्टअप विजेता: व्यवसाय

Startups of the Year 2024 Winners: ビジネス

អ្នកចាប់ផ្តើមនៃឆ្នាំ 2024 អ្នកឈ្នះ: អាជីវកម្ម

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Startupy Roku 2024 Zwycięzcy: Biznes

د 2024 کال د پیل کولو فابريکې فابريکې: سوداګرۍ

Startups do Ano 2024 Vencedores: Negócios

Startups of the Year 2024 வெற்றியாளர்கள்: வணிக

Startups of the Year 2024: Doanh nghiệp

2024年年初创企业获奖者:企业

Innovation Has No Boundaries — Meet the Champion Industries of Startups of The Year 2024

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Η καινοτομία δεν έχει σύνορα – Γνωρίστε τις πρωτοπόρες βιομηχανίες των νεοσύστατων επιχειρήσεων του 2024

La innovación no tiene fronteras - Conoce las industrias campeonas de las startups del año 2024

नवाचार कोई सीमा नहीं है - वर्ष 2024 के स्टार्टअप चैंपियन उद्योगों से मिलें

イノベーションには国境がない―2024年のスタートアップのチャンピオン産業に出会う

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Innovation haina mipaka - Kukutana na viwanda vya kushinda ya Startups ya Mwaka 2024

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Its been quite long I am using Tmux. Terminal muxer, or multiplexer. Tmux is beautiful utility to make your terminal more powerful. Once you install Tmux your terminal can be divided into multiple sessions and can increase parallelism. A sessions can have multiple windows. A is a single view. window A Window can further split into panes. Tmux installation is straight forward. It is available as package in almost all major linux distributions. Tmux can be installed on all major Linux/mac with below commands. For Debian/Ubuntu distributions sudo apt-get install tmux For Fedora distribution sudo dnf install tmux And For RPM based distributions sudo yum install tmux For Mac brew install tmux For Windows Sorry Not Available is be default but I do use , that means you would first hit (and release) and then type . prefix + d prefix + t Control + b d Session For your first session simply type tmux in terminal: tmux This will create a new tmux session. Once you run above command you will see your terminal turns like below. Just use exit to get out of your tmux first session. Just remember ctrl + b is your default prefix. Note:- (= prefix ctrl +b) Pane(s) Terminal can be split further into numerous panes. for vertical split and for horizontal split. prefix + % prefix + “ To navigate between pane use prefix + arrow-keys . To close panes ctrl+d or simply exit. To make pane full size just hit prefix + z. To toggle between different pane prefix + o. Also to display clock in pane hit prefix + t. Some useful commands List all the running sessions tmux ls You should see below like output for above command 0: 1 windows (created Fri Aug 31 15:10:27 2018) [173x45] (attached) 2. Start new session in tmux with name tmux new -s abhishekamralkar Please change abhishekamralkar to whatever you want to name your session. 3. To attach to sessions tmux a -t 0 Above command with attach us to session 0. To check what all commands available with tmux run prefix + ?

Tmux — For Ninjas

Microcontrollers and sensors meet martial arts training iStockPhoto.com — used under license Whitenoisee In this post we’ll build a device to transform a Japanese Katana into a smart fitness device. Say what? Stay with me… the first part of this post will address the for doing this, while the second part focuses on the . In this way, you’re free to read the entire post or jump to the part that most interests you. DIY why how I’ve had a long-standing interest in distributed communication in the context of internet connected devices. In an earlier post I shared which has been revived during the past few years. So while I don’t consider myself as having an extensive IoT background, there’s enough of a backstory to explain what lead me to this post. my brief personal journey in IoT Last December I set out to explore wearable devices in the context of fitness. My employer, , offers time-off during the holiday season — so that seemed like a good opportunity for a year-end hack. By January, I completed a prototype using an Arduino-based device which measures . Flywheel Sports angular momentum https://twitter.com/cjus/status/947977251437543424 Almost six months later I’m finally getting around to publishing this work. The reason is due to my super busy schedule at Flywheel supporting our product and — sprinkled with outside consulting and speaking engagements. FlyAnywhere our open source projects Part One Although my fitness related interest at the time didn’t involve martial arts — it quickly became apparent that would be a good use case for the initial prototype. The idea came to me as I was testing the prototype and found I had to make extreme motions in order to measure the effects of speed and rotation. That turned out to be an issue in the programming regarding sensor sensitivity. While testing, the motions reminded me of wielding a sword — which lead to a project code name: eKatana or electronic katana. I studied martial arts for much of my youth — mostly as a side interest — so I guess that the measurement of angular momentum wasn’t a new concept, although that wasn’t how we referred to it in the Dojo. A quick search on YouTube for the term will give you a sense of the extreme dedication, precision and overall mastery involved. To say it’s awe-inspiring would be an understatement. katana sword exhibition Rodrigja via wikimedia But, alas I digress. What if one could take a practice sword and retrofit it with sensors to track the quality of motion? And what if one could build a mobile application to analyze that data in realtime? Would that be useful? While we’re seeing rapid advancements in AI — a Siri-like trainer is still some time away. And we’re even further away from replacing a human Sensei. Singularity notwithstanding. That’s just my bet. However, since has a way of becoming , it isn’t difficult for one to imagine a Jedi knight training sword, complete with holographic Sensei. science fiction science fact So adding tracking capabilities to a sword allows it to become a smart device. Which presumably has fitness and training implications. That offers us our first “ . And perhaps for someone — successful execution of such a product could lead to potential financial rewards, which offers us a second . But it’s the third that’s most important to me… is about exploring — often without monetary motives and for many of us, that’s often enough of a . why” “why” “why” hacking “why” Let’s have a closer look at the tech behind such a smart device before getting into the that makes it possible. Referring back to my twitter post in January, we see a prototype of a Bluetooth enabled device which is capable of tracking motion. It’s also powered by a tiny battery making it highly portable. Think of that device as the brains of our sword. “how” Naturally, we still need an actual sword. It didn’t take long to track down a $16 polypropylene training sword on Amazon— it’s the one shown in the next series of photos. After numerous layout considerations, I managed to get the device down to one inch by two inches, with a height of just over a quarter inch. Further size reductions are certainly possible. I suspect that a near 50% reduction in size and lower costs at scale — but those are re-engineering and mass production challenges. Device fits perfectly on the Katana’s handle Sadly, the practice sword I purchased does not have a hollow base, so the module can’t easily fit inside the handle. But clearly, it’s small enough to do so. Potential solutions include 3D printing an extended base. That said, I suspect that an ideal location for the sensors would be at the tip of the blade — but that discussion is outside the scope of this post. Device positioned with charging port facing out for easy charging Once the Katana charges (in just under an hour) the practitioner would then pair it with a mobile phone or tablet. A mobile app receive the emitted Bluetooth data. A full-featured app could provide practice motions and measure force and accuracy. Data could then be sent to a cloud-hosted service for longer term storage and or deeper analysis. In the next part, we’ll have an in-depth look at the tech. Part two The eKatana is a wireless smart sword consisting of both hardware and software components. The software in question lives on the microcontroller as well as in a phone or tablet device by way of a mobile app. The key to a successful product would be in the richness of a mobile app and service. The hardware consist of easily attainable components specifically designed with hobbyists in mind. Outside of some basic soldering skills, which you can obtain on youtube, there really isn’t a lot required to build the prototype. Hardware In this section we’ll take a closer look at the tiny module but suffice it to say that it packs a punch: A low power Arduino-based microcontroller Bluetooth LE (for wireless connectivity) 9-DOF sensor with 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis magnetometer and 3-axis gyroscope A tiny, rechargeable 3.7v Lithium Ion Polymer Battery Our eKatana module consists of a microcontroller shown on the left and a 9DOF set of sensors shown on the right. The two are powered via a 100mAh+ battery. fritzing diagram As you can see from this diagram, the wiring is really quite simple. Power and Ground are routed via the red and black wires and the green and yellow ones aid in data transfer. The Bluetooth LTE transmitter is the gray colored rectangle with a red backing and gold connector shown below the yellow and green wires. Both components are small but it’s tricky to solder them together so that they stack. An easier layout is to attach them to a flat board and place them side by side as shown in the diagram above. That would allow for longer wires and easier soldering. Software Before we dive into the actual code let’s take a brief look at a video of the demo app we’ll use. The mobile app is called BlueFruit LE and it’s running on my Samsung Note8. As we love to say in the open source community, “running code speaks volumes”. Captured using the awesome DU Recorder for Android What the video shows is the app connecting to a Bluetooth enabled device called eKatana. Wirelessly! When launched we select the UART option in order to view the data being emitted from the device. We see values for RO (Rotation), PI (Pitch) and HD (Heading). As I move the sword the values change to reflect the sensor data being captured. This allows us to determine whether the sword is rotating, whether it’s facing up or down and the direction it’s facing. Combined these values would allow for detecting how a practitioner is progressing through a Kata (form). Let’s have a look at the actual code that’s generating that output. The code we’ll examine is first flashed onto the device using the Arduino IDE, version 1.8.5. I won’t get into how to flash the code onto the device — since that’s a fairly standard Arduino development process. See if you’re curious. this video Some quick highlights: Lines 1–8 are the headers for the libraries the code requires. Here we see that they’re all Adafruit libraries, some for Bluetooth functionality, SPI and UART interfaces, one for the all-important LSM9DS0 motion sensor breakout board and a Simple_AHRS library (attitude and heading reference system) which considerably simplifies our demo. Lines 26 through 41 set the default sensor range values. Lines 46 through 76 configure the onboard Bluetooth device. Lines 78 through 99 constructs a loop that polls the function to pull sensor data. ahrs.getOrientation Lines 96 and 97 output sensor data using the Bluetooth library. The trick to getting the code compiled is in ensuring that you’ve located and downloaded all the necessary libraries. But you’ll find the latest documentation on the Adafruit site. Closing In this post, I’ve tried to offer an overview rather than an in-depth tutorial. This, unfortunately, limits how much I can share in a single post. If you venture to create this or a similar device please feel free to reach out. A special thanks goes out to the IoT working group at Flywheel Sports for their interests in this and other far reaching projects. Resources All of the necessary parts can be purchased online. Since moves quickly - make sure to check for updated components. technology Polypropylene training sword from BladesUSA via Amazon Adafruit Feather 32u4 Bluefruit LE Lithium Ion Polymer Battery — 3.7v 100mAh Adafruit 9-DOF Accel/Mag/Gyro+Temp Breakout Board — LSM9DS0 BlueFruit LE mobile app: or iOS Android Adafruit AHRS tutorial — documentary on the history and traditional process of crafting a genuine Katana. Forging a Katana — Thanks for reading! If you like what you read, hold the clap button below so that others may find this. You can also follow me on Twitter .

IoT for Ninjas

How Some Women in Tech See Themselves and Where to Go Next Given the recent news of a now-former engineer’s mansplaining , it’s a particularly good time to gauge how some ladies of the tech industry see their role, particularly female developers. Attending a Meetup of here in Berlin, afforded me a chance to tune into what a select crew of women involved in tech at many levels–product, coders, developers, coaches, etc– had to say for themselves. It’s the right time to listen in. Google manifesto WomenTechMakers Companies paying attention to what women in tech say stand to benefit greatly in terms of a more balanced work environment and a thriving business. A boat cruising up the Spree River, with the motto: ‘Berlin, you are so wonderful’ Seated on park benches by the Spree River outside the city’s infamous , we gathered under a tree canopy surrounded by the hum of boat engines. A casual conversation emerged among 12-14 people, most of whom were female, which delivered fast lessons on what the tech industry needs to do to achieve a better gender balance. But it is not just the tech industry, it goes way deeper. The gender stereotyping that starts as early as preschool or kita here in Germany, requires a major cultural shift to address the issue. c-base Assuming we all want to do something about getting more women into tech, here are some tips: Learn new skills together, not alone: independently learning to program can be great, but some women benefit from learning in a supportive group environment. Such resources include , , who has a . Django Girls Women who Code local resource Earlier exposure to careers in tech will help women recognize a viable career choice. This could be as early as middle school and high school. Check out , also based in Berlin, who offers hands-on leadership training. Girls Gearing Up Mentorship cannot be underestimated! It can take many forms: mentors, peership, online community, but it needs to exist to support women. Consider learning a part of a bigger system, and not the whole system. This can help people reach an ‘aha moment’, when they see how their system integrates with another. Examples include blackboxing, where input and output are recognized but not the inner working of something, or cluster-based functions, where computers work together such that they are perceived as a single unit. That means companies need to know how to run a traineeship or intern program. They must invest in it and not be seduced by the vicious cycle of product and deliverables that can make it hard for employees to break away from daily tasks in order to mentor someone. Employees must be willing and devoted to working as a mentor. Perhaps most importantly: traineeships and junior positions are essential. And not just great ideas, and plans, but the . actual execution Consider hiring a of juniors or interns to grapple with problems and come up with solutions. Two together can often trouble-shoot and problem solve, and then go to a mentor or employee only when needed. pair A permanent light installation/decor at c-base in Berlin What complicates the situation even for companies who truly do want to recruit more women in tech? The sheer numbers are dreary. We need more. (See points 1 and 2 above.) Somehow I am reminded of that infamous phrase “ .” Remember that? Finding these women! Binders Full of Women Some women won’t apply if they feel they do not meet all the job requirements. This means that where a man might see potential room for growth through on-the-job learning, a woman might simply skip applying. And as one outspoken and experienced developer said, “If you do meet all the requirements, aim higher!” Others warned that some companies use the requirements like marketing tactics– to show off what they are already doing, or even attract typically ‘masculine’ attributes using words like ninjas, heroes, etc. Here is a workaround for when perusing job ads. Lack of confidence: decoding gender-specified terminology So what helps? The women gathered here reported that what helped them most was to have a colleague, or even a parent, who strongly believes in them and encouraged them to reach further in their careers. For example: a father encouraging a daughter’s natural ability in math, or a supervisor saying ‘you may not meet every criteria in experience, but you have the right mindset for this new role’. Encouragement breeds success. Encouragement: One attendee said she felt like she lives in a ‘alternate reality’ because she’s surrounded by women who support others in tech. She was talking about , an organization that supports women by providing alumnae of their programs great opportunities in STEM careers. Strategies: Femtec Another successful female developer who transplanted to Berlin after Israeli military training has worked out a way through her company to spend each Wednesday as a traveling advisor to women who wish to advance their careers in tech. http://www.libbyvanderploeg.com/ She sits in any Wi-Fi café in Berlin, ready and willing to train others in new topics, offer advice and expertise. In fact, she strongly suggests that any young woman who writes a memoir about overcoming challenges in the tech community could have a major bestseller; think of it as a ‘Handbook for Women who Code’. When I applauded her efforts to help other women, she admitted it’s not actually so selfless- she is tired of being the only woman in her level at work. Well, bravo nonetheless sister, for raising up others. Two things you can do right now: Teach girls that they don’t have to be nice or play with dolls. Spatial- toys, language and cognitive development games are appropriate gifts too. Changing public perception of how girls and women should behave will affect what characteristics females build upon, what interests females pursue, and therefore their success rates. In the long term, this will positively impact the fabric of our society. learning For furthering your own education, check out resources like , , and . Kahn Academy Code Academy Github If you have more experiences or tips to share, please do. Thanks. Lights along the river and under the Berlin TV tower

No Ninjas, No Heroes

If you still think crypto exchanges are impenetrable fortresses where your coins sleep safely in cold vaults under layers of ISO certifications and partner-signed audits — time to wake up. **Proof of Reserves?**Anyone can fake a spreadsheet — especially when the “audit” is done by a partner company that gets paid by the exchange itself.
**Licenses and certificates?**They don’t stop a spilled-coffee sysadmin or an unpatched hot wallet.
Or Lazarus, who’s probably already inside the building. **Proof of Reserves?**Anyone can fake a spreadsheet — especially when the “audit” is done by a partner company that gets paid by the exchange itself. **Licenses and certificates?**They don’t stop a spilled-coffee sysadmin or an unpatched hot wallet. Or Lazarus, who’s probably already inside the building. Even the biggest CEXes, pushing billions in daily volume, have been taken down — not by theoretical bugs, but by real exploits. This is a breakdown of 6 major crypto exchanges that didn’t just get hacked — they got drained.Hundreds of millions gone. And yet... they survived. Some even got stronger. 6 major crypto exchanges drained Because in crypto, like in horror movies:If it didn’t kill you — it made you meaner. If it didn’t kill you — it made you meaner. Bitfinex (2016): $65M then, $4.5B now What happened: Hackers exploited a flaw in the BitGo multi-sig wallet integration and stole 120,000 BTC.
How they survived: 6 years later, the FBI recovered 94,000 BTC. Why? The hackers saved their seed phrases in the cloud. Yes. Really.
Lesson: Even top exchanges can mess up architecture. And hackers? Sometimes they’re not elite cyber-ninjas — just clumsy amateurs with Google Drive. What happened: Hackers exploited a flaw in the BitGo multi-sig wallet integration and stole 120,000 BTC. What happened: How they survived: 6 years later, the FBI recovered 94,000 BTC. Why? The hackers saved their seed phrases in the cloud. Yes. Really. How they survived: Lesson: Even top exchanges can mess up architecture. And hackers? Sometimes they’re not elite cyber-ninjas — just clumsy amateurs with Google Drive. Lesson: Binance (2022): $570M and a bridge to nowhere The heist: An attacker forged proofs and minted 2 million BNB via a bug in Binance Bridge.
What they saved: $100M frozen fast. The rest vanished across chains.
The fix: Binance paused the entire BSC network. Drastic, but effective.
Moral: Even the biggest players can’t save a bad bridge. Especially when you are the bridge. The heist: An attacker forged proofs and minted 2 million BNB via a bug in Binance Bridge. The heist: What they saved: $100M frozen fast. The rest vanished across chains. What they saved: The fix: Binance paused the entire BSC network. Drastic, but effective. The fix: Moral: Even the biggest players can’t save a bad bridge. Especially when you are the bridge. Moral: are Bybit (2025): $1.5B — a record no one brags about The breach: Cold wallets compromised. Vault-grade security, front-desk level key storage.
Who did it: Likely Lazarus Group. Again.
Recovered: ~$43M via bug bounties, FBI, and German law enforcement.
Takeaway: “Cold” doesn’t mean invincible. Especially if the keys aren’t that cold to begin with. The breach: Cold wallets compromised. Vault-grade security, front-desk level key storage. The breach: Who did it: Likely Lazarus Group. Again. Who did it: Recovered: ~$43M via bug bounties, FBI, and German law enforcement. Recovered: Takeaway: “Cold” doesn’t mean invincible. Especially if the keys aren’t that cold to begin with. Takeaway: Crypto.com (2022): 2FA? What 2FA? Exploit: Hackers bypassed two-factor authentication.
Initial response: “Nothing was stolen.” Days later: “Okay, $33.7M was stolen.”
Fix: Complete rebuild of 2FA.
Lesson: If you're a centralized service — you are a target. Period. Exploit: Hackers bypassed two-factor authentication. Exploit: Initial response: “Nothing was stolen.” Days later: “Okay, $33.7M was stolen.” Initial response: Fix: Complete rebuild of 2FA. Fix: Lesson: If you're a centralized service — you are a target. Period. Lesson: KuCoin (2020): $280M and a lesson in recovery What happened: Classic hot wallet compromise.
Recovery: $204M recovered via token freezes, community help, and enforcement.
Impressive: One of the few exchanges to get most of it back.
MVP: Speed and strong alliances. What happened: Classic hot wallet compromise. What happened: Recovery: $204M recovered via token freezes, community help, and enforcement. Recovery: Impressive: One of the few exchanges to get most of it back. Impressive: MVP: Speed and strong alliances. MVP: BingX (2024): $52M and a classic script The exploit: Hot wallets compromised across chains. One key for all.
Culprit: Probably Lazarus again.
Response: Promised full reimbursement. Still pending.
Note: It’s always the hot wallets. Always. The exploit: Hot wallets compromised across chains. One key for all. The exploit: Culprit: Probably Lazarus again. Culprit: Response: Promised full reimbursement. Still pending. Response: Note: It’s always the hot wallets. Always. Note: Gate.io (2023): Panic without a hack Fact: No hack occurred.
But: Twitter rumors sparked a bank run. GT token dipped.
Their move: Released proof-of-reserves showing $10B+ in assets.
Conclusion: Not all attacks are technical — some are just viral FUD. Fact: No hack occurred. Fact: But: Twitter rumors sparked a bank run. GT token dipped. But: Their move: Released proof-of-reserves showing $10B+ in assets. Their move: Conclusion: Not all attacks are technical — some are just viral FUD. Conclusion: MEXC & WhiteBIT: The hunters, not the hunted According to CoinGlass rankings: MEXC: No major breaches. Actively freezes stolen funds.
WhiteBIT: Helped recover $16M from Rain.com hack. MEXC: No major breaches. Actively freezes stolen funds. MEXC: WhiteBIT: Helped recover $16M from Rain.com hack. WhiteBIT: You don’t have to be a victim to be a hero. Or at least a sidekick. You don’t have to be a victim to be a hero. Or at least a sidekick. What all these cases teach us: Hot wallets = hot mess Once funds are online, it’s not “if” — it’s when. when Too-centralized keys = disaster One private key to rule them all? Not DevOps — just dumb. Social engineering, Lazarus, and human error Hackers don’t just crack code — they crack people. Slow reaction = bigger losses The longer you sleep, the less you get back. Everyone helps everyone (if you’re not a scam) Exchanges, governments, analytics firms — they cooperate.Because one hack can shake trust in the entire ecosystem. So what makes an exchange actually “secure”? I used to think the safest exchange is the one that nevergot hacked.Now I know — it’s the one that got hit, but bounced back.The one that recovered funds. Or helped others do it. never Those quiet, “never-hacked” platforms?Maybe they’ve just never noticed. Summary Exchange

Loss

Recovered

Cause

Reaction



Bitfinex

$65M

$3.5B

Multi-sig flaw

FBI recovery (6 yrs later)



Binance

$570M

$100M

Fake bridge proofs

Paused BSC, froze funds



Bybit

$1.5B

$43M

Cold wallet breach

Bounty + law enforcement



Crypto.com

$33.7M

—

2FA bypass

Rebuilt authentication system



KuCoin

$280M

$204M

Hot wallet compromise

Community + token freezes



BingX

$52M

0

Hot wallet reused key

Reimbursement pending



Gate.io

0

—

FUD

PoR release + transparency



WhiteBIT

—

$16M (others)

—

Helped recover from Rain.com



MEXC

—

—

—

Actively freezes stolen assets Exchange

Loss

Recovered

Cause

Reaction



Bitfinex

$65M

$3.5B

Multi-sig flaw

FBI recovery (6 yrs later)



Binance

$570M

$100M

Fake bridge proofs

Paused BSC, froze funds



Bybit

$1.5B

$43M

Cold wallet breach

Bounty + law enforcement



Crypto.com

$33.7M

—

2FA bypass

Rebuilt authentication system



KuCoin

$280M

$204M

Hot wallet compromise

Community + token freezes



BingX

$52M

0

Hot wallet reused key

Reimbursement pending



Gate.io

0

—

FUD

PoR release + transparency



WhiteBIT

—

$16M (others)

—

Helped recover from Rain.com



MEXC

—

—

—

Actively freezes stolen assets Exchange

Loss

Recovered

Cause

Reaction Exchange Exchange Loss Loss Recovered Recovered Cause Cause Reaction Reaction Bitfinex

$65M

$3.5B

Multi-sig flaw

FBI recovery (6 yrs later) Bitfinex Bitfinex $65M $65M $3.5B $3.5B Multi-sig flaw Multi-sig flaw FBI recovery (6 yrs later) FBI recovery (6 yrs later) Binance

$570M

$100M

Fake bridge proofs

Paused BSC, froze funds Binance Binance $570M $570M $100M $100M Fake bridge proofs Fake bridge proofs Paused BSC, froze funds Paused BSC, froze funds Bybit

$1.5B

$43M

Cold wallet breach

Bounty + law enforcement Bybit Bybit $1.5B $1.5B $43M $43M Cold wallet breach Cold wallet breach Bounty + law enforcement Bounty + law enforcement Crypto.com

$33.7M

—

2FA bypass

Rebuilt authentication system Crypto.com Crypto.com $33.7M $33.7M — — 2FA bypass 2FA bypass Rebuilt authentication system Rebuilt authentication system KuCoin

$280M

$204M

Hot wallet compromise

Community + token freezes KuCoin KuCoin $280M $280M $204M $204M Hot wallet compromise Hot wallet compromise Community + token freezes Community + token freezes BingX

$52M

0

Hot wallet reused key

Reimbursement pending BingX BingX $52M $52M 0 0 Hot wallet reused key Hot wallet reused key Reimbursement pending Reimbursement pending Gate.io

0

—

FUD

PoR release + transparency Gate.io Gate.io 0 0 — — FUD FUD PoR release + transparency PoR release + transparency WhiteBIT

—

$16M (others)

—

Helped recover from Rain.com WhiteBIT WhiteBIT — — $16M (others) $16M (others) — — Helped recover from Rain.com Helped recover from Rain.com MEXC

—

—

—

Actively freezes stolen assets MEXC MEXC — — — — — — Actively freezes stolen assets Actively freezes stolen assets Final Words: Want to survive in crypto? Cold storage is great — but not always practical.
Diversify across 5–10 CEXes, not based on certifications, but on how they handled real fires.
Look for real customers, real recovery stories, and transparency that isn't just cosmetic. Cold storage is great — but not always practical. Diversify across 5–10 CEXes, not based on certifications, but on how they handled real fires. Look for real customers, real recovery stories, and transparency that isn't just cosmetic. The next attack is just a matter of when. So ask yourself: Will your exchange be ready? ill your exchange be ready?

The 6 Largest Crypto Exchange Hacks (That Lived to Trade Again)

6 أكبر هجمات تبادل الائتمان (الذي كان يعيش للتجارة مرة أخرى)

Die 6 größten Crypto Exchange Hacks (die lebten, um wieder zu handeln)

Τα 6 Μεγαλύτερα Crypto Exchange Hacks (Τα οποία έζησαν για να διαπραγματευτούν ξανά)

Los 6 Hacks de Crypto Exchange más grandes (que vivieron para comerciar de nuevo)

最大の6つの暗号交換ハック(再び取引するために生きた)

6 ყველაზე დიდი Crypto Exchange Hacks (თუ ცხოვრებაში სავაჭრო კიდევ ერთხელ)

6 가장 큰 암호 화폐 교환 해킹 (그것은 다시 거래하기 위해 살았습니다)

د 6 ترټولو لوی Crypto Exchange Hacks (که د سوداګرۍ لپاره ژوند کوي)

6 විශාලතම Crypto Exchange Hacks (එය නැවත වෙළඳාම් කිරීමට ජීවත් විය)

6 Najväčších Crypto Exchange Hacks (ktoré žili na obchodovanie znova)

6 Највећих Црипто Екцханге Хацкс (који су живели да поново тргују)

I-6 Greatest I-Crypto Exchange Hacks (Ethile Ukuhweba Kwangathi)

2025 is heralded as the year of AI agents by venture capitalists, tech giants, and even Time Magazine. venture capitalists venture capitalists tech giants Time Magazine Time Magazine Time Magazine Unlike chatbots, AI agents can autonomously complete tasks for you and identify when they’re needed. They use a combination of prompted instructions, reasoning capabilities, and real-time data from the apps and services that you use every day. Imagine you’re preparing for a meeting. With Ninja AI’s Deep Research, for example, you could have it automatically gather your company’s competitor news and generate an in-depth report on key insights and actionable recommendations. You could even enhance this with industry analysis and expert opinions drawn from diverse sources, including files, video, and audio. Ninja AI’ Sequoia Capital predicted that this year we can expect to see swarms of agents augmenting—rather than cutting out—professionals in these ways. They’re already seeing instances where agents working alongside sales have tripled performance compared to when team members weren’t involved in the process. predicted YC believes that agents will replace SaaS, just as SaaS replaced on-premise software. They see demand for agents following a similar pattern—where individual use for general purposes, like chat, will drive more businesses to adopt them too. believes With any innovation in its early stages, it can often take time for users to experience practical, everyday benefits. In contrast, applications like Ninja’s Deep Research are already proving they can deliver immediate value across a wide range of needs. What Is Deep Research and How Does It Work? Generally, Deep Research creates and executes a plan to search, analyze, and synthesize hundreds of online sources to answer a question. What would take a human hours can instead be completed in tens of minutes. There’s only a handful of options on the market from Ninja, Open AI, Google, Perplexity, Anthropic, and Monica. Each varies when it comes to usage, reliability, and cost. Some cap queries at different amounts, range between $20-$200/mo, or take 30 minutes or more to return an answer. Others can miss information easily found online, have high hallucination rates, and be inconsistent with citations—or do not provide them at all. How Ninja is addressing limitations in the market is by consistently improving its speed, performance, and affordability. Powered by custom, next-generation chips, our Deep Research can handle unlimited queries, delivers instant, expert-level results, and offers a flat-rate membership at $15/mo. It also sets a new standard in the industry with its superior capabilities: Refine or Choose from Curated Prompts: Deep Research helps you craft optimal prompts for the best results. The platform includes a prompt improver that automatically enhances your queries by adding key details and expanding context. Additionally, it offers a curated selection of prompts, tailored to fields such as academia, development, finance, marketing, PR/communications, and personal topics. Refine or Choose from Curated Prompts: Deep Research helps you craft optimal prompts for the best results. The platform includes a prompt improver that automatically enhances your queries by adding key details and expanding context. Additionally, it offers a curated selection of prompts, tailored to fields such as academia, development, finance, marketing, PR/communications, and personal topics. Refine or Choose from Curated Prompts: Analyzes Multiple Web and File Sources: Once you’ve set up your prompt, Deep Research creates a multi-step plan and dives into hundreds of sources across the internet and files, including video and audio content (e.g., YouTube or podcasts). It can even convert results into custom reports, summaries, itineraries, and more—all in your preferred format. Analyzes Multiple Web and File Sources: Once you’ve set up your prompt, Deep Research creates a multi-step plan and dives into hundreds of sources across the internet and files, including video and audio content (e.g., YouTube or podcasts). It can even convert results into custom reports, summaries, itineraries, and more—all in your preferred format. Analyzes Multiple Web and File Sources: Validate Insights with Confidence: Deep Research makes it easy to verify information with citations and direct links to sources. The platform also shows its reasoning for every step of its plan, whereas a new study found that other models fail to do so 80% of the time.


Proven to Surpass Leading AI Models: For every request, Deep Research generates code to precisely locate information,significantly improving accuracy and reducing hallucinations. In fact, it outperformed leading models in the field at minimizing hallucinations, achieving 91.2% accuracy on the SimpleQA test—one of the best proxies for assessing hallucination levels. Validate Insights with Confidence: Deep Research makes it easy to verify information with citations and direct links to sources. The platform also shows its reasoning for every step of its plan, whereas a new study found that other models fail to do so 80% of the time. Validate Insights with Confidence: Deep Research makes it easy to verify information with citations and direct links to sources. The platform also shows its reasoning for every step of its plan, whereas a new study found that other models fail to do so 80% of the time. Validate Insights with Confidence: new study new study Proven to Surpass Leading AI Models: For every request, Deep Research generates code to precisely locate information,significantly improving accuracy and reducing hallucinations. In fact, it outperformed leading models in the field at minimizing hallucinations, achieving 91.2% accuracy on the SimpleQA test—one of the best proxies for assessing hallucination levels. Proven to Surpass Leading AI Models: For every request, Deep Research generates code to precisely locate information,significantly improving accuracy and reducing hallucinations. In fact, it outperformed leading models in the field at minimizing hallucinations, achieving 91.2% accuracy on the SimpleQA test—one of the best proxies for assessing hallucination levels. Proven to Surpass Leading AI Models: How Millions of Users Are Leveraging Ninja’s Deep Research Curious about how millions of people are leveraging our Deep Research? Here are just some of the many examples of its diverse use cases: Deep Research Deep Research Technical: Analyzes system specifications, external documentation, and industry best practices to recommend solutions for software integration, API development, and security protocol enhancements.
Try it in Ninja: Evaluate the system specifications and external documentation for [insert software/product], and recommend best practices for integrating [insert software/technology]. Technical: Analyzes system specifications, external documentation, and industry best practices to recommend solutions for software integration, API development, and security protocol enhancements.
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Try it in Ninja: Analyze market trends for [insert product/industry], assess competitor strategies, and identify key search terms. Highlight content gaps and suggest improvements to optimize a campaign targeting [insert target audience]. Marketing: Assesses market trends, competitor strategies, key search terms, and content gaps to inform and optimize campaigns.
Try it in Ninja: Analyze market trends for [insert product/industry], assess competitor strategies, and identify key search terms. Highlight content gaps and suggest improvements to optimize a campaign targeting [insert target audience]. Marketing: Assesses market trends, competitor strategies, key search terms, and content gaps to inform and optimize campaigns. Marketing: Try it in Ninja: Analyze market trends for [insert product/industry], assess competitor strategies, and identify key search terms. Highlight content gaps and suggest improvements to optimize a campaign targeting [insert target audience]. Try it in Ninja: Product: Synthesizes user interviews, surveys, focus groups, and analytics to create reports on customer demographics, behaviors, motivations, and challenges.
Try it in Ninja: Combine insights from user interviews, surveys, and focus groups to create a report on customer [insert characteristics]. Suggest product improvements for [insert product] based on feedback. Product: Synthesizes user interviews, surveys, focus groups, and analytics to create reports on customer demographics, behaviors, motivations, and challenges.
Try it in Ninja: Combine insights from user interviews, surveys, and focus groups to create a report on customer [insert characteristics]. Suggest product improvements for [insert product] based on feedback. Product: Synthesizes user interviews, surveys, focus groups, and analytics to create reports on customer demographics, behaviors, motivations, and challenges. Product: Try it in Ninja: Combine insights from user interviews, surveys, and focus groups to create a report on customer [insert characteristics]. Suggest product improvements for [insert product] based on feedback. Try it in Ninja: Sales: Identifies high-potential leads, prospects' pain points and needs, and competitor solutions and pricing to improve outreach and close more deals.
Try it in Ninja: Analyze the [insert industry/sector], identifying high-potential leads and key company pain points and needs. Assess competitor solutions and pricing, then recommend strategies for initiating outreach to engage prospects for [insert product/service]. Sales: Identifies high-potential leads, prospects' pain points and needs, and competitor solutions and pricing to improve outreach and close more deals.
Try it in Ninja: Analyze the [insert industry/sector], identifying high-potential leads and key company pain points and needs. Assess competitor solutions and pricing, then recommend strategies for initiating outreach to engage prospects for [insert product/service]. Sales: Identifies high-potential leads, prospects' pain points and needs, and competitor solutions and pricing to improve outreach and close more deals. Sales: Try it in Ninja: Analyze the [insert industry/sector], identifying high-potential leads and key company pain points and needs. Assess competitor solutions and pricing, then recommend strategies for initiating outreach to engage prospects for [insert product/service]. Try it in Ninja: Skill Advancement: Improves in specific programming languages, frameworks, or technologies by generating in-depth tutorials, coding exercises, and summaries.
Try it in Ninja: Create a detailed learning path for advancing in [insert programming language/framework/technology]. Provide clear tutorials, practical coding exercises, and concise summaries to reinforce key concepts and skills. Skill Advancement: Improves in specific programming languages, frameworks, or technologies by generating in-depth tutorials, coding exercises, and summaries.
Try it in Ninja: Create a detailed learning path for advancing in [insert programming language/framework/technology]. Provide clear tutorials, practical coding exercises, and concise summaries to reinforce key concepts and skills. Skill Advancement: Improves in specific programming languages, frameworks, or technologies by generating in-depth tutorials, coding exercises, and summaries. Skill Advancement: Try it in Ninja: Create a detailed learning path for advancing in [insert programming language/framework/technology]. Provide clear tutorials, practical coding exercises, and concise summaries to reinforce key concepts and skills. Try it in Ninja: Product Comparison: Compares features, specifications, performance, and pricing to receive hyper-personalized recommendations.
Try it in Ninja: Compare the features, specifications, performance, and pricing of [insert product 1] and [insert product 2]. Provide a recommendation based on [insert specific needs or criteria], such as [insert feature preference or use case]. Product Comparison: Compares features, specifications, performance, and pricing to receive hyper-personalized recommendations.
Try it in Ninja: Compare the features, specifications, performance, and pricing of [insert product 1] and [insert product 2]. Provide a recommendation based on [insert specific needs or criteria], such as [insert feature preference or use case]. Product Comparison: Compares features, specifications, performance, and pricing to receive hyper-personalized recommendations. Product Comparison: Try it in Ninja: Compare the features, specifications, performance, and pricing of [insert product 1] and [insert product 2]. Provide a recommendation based on [insert specific needs or criteria], such as [insert feature preference or use case]. Try it in Ninja: Traveling: Generate itineraries for destinations, accommodations, attractions, activities, or visa requirements based on timeframe, budget, and preferences.
Try it in Ninja: Suggest the best travel dates for a trip to [insert destination] in [insert month], along with four-star accommodation options within a budget range of [insert price range]. Identify visa requirements for [insert nationality] and provide a list of recommended attractions and activities.The Future of AI Agents: How Ninja's Paving the Way Traveling: Generate itineraries for destinations, accommodations, attractions, activities, or visa requirements based on timeframe, budget, and preferences.
Try it in Ninja: Suggest the best travel dates for a trip to [insert destination] in [insert month], along with four-star accommodation options within a budget range of [insert price range]. Identify visa requirements for [insert nationality] and provide a list of recommended attractions and activities.The Future of AI Agents: How Ninja's Paving the Way Traveling: Generate itineraries for destinations, accommodations, attractions, activities, or visa requirements based on timeframe, budget, and preferences. Traveling: Try it in Ninja: Suggest the best travel dates for a trip to [insert destination] in [insert month], along with four-star accommodation options within a budget range of [insert price range]. Identify visa requirements for [insert nationality] and provide a list of recommended attractions and activities. Try it in Ninja: The Future of AI Agents: How Ninja's Paving the Way So far, there have already been many developments supporting the idea that 2025 will be the year of AI agents. This month, Google announced the Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, a new system that allows agents to communicate with each other, securely exchange information, and coordinate actions across enterprise platforms and services. The initiative is backed by over 50 major tech companies, including Salesforce, PayPal, Workday, and Cohere. announced announced How could this benefit Deep Research use cases? A developer could leverage it to build and optimize applications using collaborative AI agents. One agent could serve as a coding assistant, analyzing and pulling relevant code patterns, while another could access Salesforce’s APIs to automatically sync customer data, update records, or trigger workflows. A third agent could review the implementation, debug the code for errors, and suggest specific fixes. As for whether or not agents will replace SaaS, that question remains. What we do know is that they’re already transforming how we access, learn about, and share information. According to McKinsey, agents can produce high-quality content that reduces review cycle times by 20 to 60%. And unlike previous waves of innovation, you no longer have to wait or pay high prices to take advantage of the tools that power them through Ninja. McKinsey McKinsey Beyond Ninja providing access to the world’s best models, we’ve just released APIs for Deep Research and our other SuperAgents. They offer a flexible and cost-effective way to join us in building powerful products with the best performance at the lowest cost. Join Ninja today and experience how it can transform your day-to-day work and applications. Ninja Ninja

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JavaScript challenges are like stealthy ninjas lurking in the shadows 🌃, ready to block your web scraping efforts without you even realizing it. They may not be visible, but their presence can thwart your data collection attempts! Dig into how these challenges operate and explore effective strategies for bypassing them. Time to enhance your web scraping capabilities! 🦾 What Are JavaScript Challenges? Nope, we’re not talking about those fun JavaScript coding challenges we all love. That’s a whole different game... Here, we’re exploring a different type of challenge. 🤔 In the world of bot protection, JavaScript challenges—also known as JS challenges—are the digital bouncers that stand between your scraper and a page's juicy content. They’re there to keep automated scraping bots from accessing a site's data. 🚫 🤖 🚫 Web servers embed these challenges directly into the web pages they deliver to the client. To bypass them and access the site’s content, you need a browser that can execute the JavaScript code within these challenge scripts. Otherwise, you’re not getting in! 🛑 Sites use the JavaScript challenge mechanism to automatically detect and block bots. Think of it as a “prove you’re human” test. To gain entry to the site, your scraper must be able to run some specific obfuscated script in a browser and pass the underlying test! What Does a JavaScript Challenge Look Like? Usually, a JavaScript challenge is like a ghost 👻—you can sense it, but you rarely see it. More specifically, it’s just a script hiding in the web page that your browser must execute to gain access to the site’s content. To get a clearer picture of these challenges, let’s look at a real-world example. Cloudflare is known for using JS challenges. When you enable the Managed Challenge feature of its WAF (Web Application Firewall) solution, the popular CDN starts embedding JavaScript challenges in your pages. According to official docs, a JS challenge doesn’t require user interaction. Instead, it’s processed quietly by the browser in the background. ⚙️ During this process, the JavaScript code runs tests to confirm if the visitor is human👤—like checking for the presence of specific fonts installed on the user’s device. In detail, Cloudflare uses Google’s Picasso fingerprinting protocol. This analyzes the client’s software and hardware stack with data collected via JavaScript. The entire verification process might happen behind the scenes without the user noticing, or it might stall them briefly with a screen like this: Want to avoid this screen altogether? Read the guide on Cloudflare bypass! Now, three scenarios can play out: You pass the test: You access the page, and the JavaScript challenge won’t reappear during the same browsing session.
You fail the test: Expect to face additional anti-bot measures, like CAPTCHAs.
You can’t run the test: If you’re using an HTTP client that can’t execute JavaScript, you’re out of luck—blocked, and possibly banned! (Pro tip: Learn how to avoid IP bans with proxies!). How to Challenge JavaScript Protections for Seamless Web Scraping Want to bypass mandatory JavaScript challenges? First, you need an automation tool that runs web pages in a browser 🌐. In other words, you have to use a browser automation library like Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright. Those tools empower you to write scraping scripts that make a real browser interact with web pages just like a human would. This strategy helps you bypass the dreaded scenario 3 (you can’t run the test) from earlier, limiting your outcomes to either scenario 1 (you pass the test) or scenario 2 (you fail the test). For simple JavaScript challenges that just check if you can run JS, a browser automation tool is usually enough to do the trick 😌. But when it comes to more advanced challenges from services like Cloudflare or Akamai, things get tricky… To control browsers, these tools set configurations that can raise suspicion with WAFs. You can try to hide them using technologies like Puppeteer Extra, but that doesn’t always guarantee success either. 🥷 Suspicious settings are especially evident when checking browsers in headless mode, which is popular in scraping due to its resource efficiency. However, don’t forget that headless browsers are still resource-intensive compared to HTTP clients. So, they require a solid server setup to run at scale. ⚖️ So, what’s the ultimate answer for overcoming JavaScript challenges and doing scraping without getting blocked and at scale? Best Solution to Overcome a JavaScript Challenge The issue isn't with the browser automation tools themselves. Quite the opposite, it’s all about the browsers those solutions control! 💡 Now, picture a browser that: Runs in headed mode like a regular browser, reducing the chances of bot detection.


Scales effortlessly in the cloud, saving you both time and money on infrastructure management.


Automatically tackles CAPTCHA solving, browser fingerprinting, cookie and header customization, and retries for optimal efficiency.


Provides rotating IPs backed by one of the largest and most reliable proxy networks out there.


Seamlessly integrates with popular browser automation libraries like Playwright, Selenium, and Puppeteer. If such a solution existed, it would allow you to wave goodbye to JavaScript challenges and most other anti-scraping measures. Well, this isn’t just a distant fantasy—it's a reality! Enter Bright Data’s Scraping Browser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuDuJWvho7Q&embedable=true Final Thoughts Now you’re in the loop about JavaScript challenges and why they’re not just tests to level up your coding skills. In the realm of web scraping, these challenges are pesky barriers that can stop your data retrieval efforts. Want to scrape without hitting those frustrating blocks? Take a look at Bright Data's suite of tools! Join our mission to make the Internet accessible to everyone—even via automated browsers. 🌐 Until next time, keep surfing the Internet with freedom! JavaScript challenges are like stealthy ninjas lurking in the shadows 🌃, ready to block your web scraping efforts without you even realizing it. They may not be visible, but their presence can thwart your data collection attempts! Dig into how these challenges operate and explore effective strategies for bypassing them. Time to enhance your web scraping capabilities! 🦾 What Are JavaScript Challenges? Nope, we’re not talking about those fun JavaScript coding challenges we all love. That’s a whole different game... Here, we’re exploring a different type of challenge. 🤔 In the world of bot protection, JavaScript challenges—also known as JS challenges—are the digital bouncers that stand between your scraper and a page's juicy content. They’re there to keep automated scraping bots from accessing a site's data. 🚫 🤖 🚫 scraping bots Web servers embed these challenges directly into the web pages they deliver to the client. To bypass them and access the site’s content, you need a browser that can execute the JavaScript code within these challenge scripts. Otherwise, you’re not getting in! 🛑 Sites use the JavaScript challenge mechanism to automatically detect and block bots. Think of it as a “prove you’re human” test. To gain entry to the site, your scraper must be able to run some specific obfuscated script in a browser and pass the underlying test! What Does a JavaScript Challenge Look Like? Usually, a JavaScript challenge is like a ghost 👻—you can sense it, but you rarely see it. More specifically, it’s just a script hiding in the web page that your browser must execute to gain access to the site’s content. To get a clearer picture of these challenges, let’s look at a real-world example. Cloudflare is known for using JS challenges. When you enable the Managed Challenge feature of its WAF ( Web Application Firewall ) solution, the popular CDN starts embedding JavaScript challenges in your pages. Managed Challenge Web Application Firewall According to official docs, a JS challenge doesn’t require user interaction. Instead, it’s processed quietly by the browser in the background. ⚙️ JS challenge During this process, the JavaScript code runs tests to confirm if the visitor is human👤—like checking for the presence of specific fonts installed on the user’s device. In detail, Cloudflare uses Google’s Picasso fingerprinting protocol . This analyzes the client’s software and hardware stack with data collected via JavaScript. Google’s Picasso fingerprinting protocol The entire verification process might happen behind the scenes without the user noticing, or it might stall them briefly with a screen like this: Want to avoid this screen altogether? Read the guide on Cloudflare bypass ! Cloudflare bypass Now, three scenarios can play out: You pass the test: You access the page, and the JavaScript challenge won’t reappear during the same browsing session. You fail the test: Expect to face additional anti-bot measures, like CAPTCHAs. You can’t run the test: If you’re using an HTTP client that can’t execute JavaScript, you’re out of luck—blocked, and possibly banned! (Pro tip: Learn how to avoid IP bans with proxies!). You pass the test : You access the page, and the JavaScript challenge won’t reappear during the same browsing session. You pass the test You fail the test : Expect to face additional anti-bot measures, like CAPTCHAs. You fail the test You can’t run the test : If you’re using an HTTP client that can’t execute JavaScript, you’re out of luck—blocked, and possibly banned! (Pro tip: Learn how to avoid IP bans with proxies! ). You can’t run the test Learn how to avoid IP bans with proxies! How to Challenge JavaScript Protections for Seamless Web Scraping Want to bypass mandatory JavaScript challenges? First, you need an automation tool that runs web pages in a browser 🌐. In other words, you have to use a browser automation library like Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright . browser automation library like Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright Those tools empower you to write scraping scripts that make a real browser interact with web pages just like a human would. This strategy helps you bypass the dreaded scenario 3 (you can’t run the test) from earlier, limiting your outcomes to either scenario 1 (you pass the test) or scenario 2 (you fail the test). For simple JavaScript challenges that just check if you can run JS, a browser automation tool is usually enough to do the trick 😌. But when it comes to more advanced challenges from services like Cloudflare or Akamai, things get tricky… To control browsers, these tools set configurations that can raise suspicion with WAFs. You can try to hide them using technologies like Puppeteer Extra , but that doesn’t always guarantee success either. 🥷 Puppeteer Extra Suspicious settings are especially evident when checking browsers in headless mode, which is popular in scraping due to its resource efficiency. However, don’t forget that headless browsers are still resource-intensive compared to HTTP clients. So, they require a solid server setup to run at scale. ⚖️ So, what’s the ultimate answer for overcoming JavaScript challenges and doing scraping without getting blocked and at scale ? scraping without getting blocked and at scale Best Solution to Overcome a JavaScript Challenge The issue isn't with the browser automation tools themselves. Quite the opposite, it’s all about the browsers those solutions control! 💡 Now, picture a browser that: Runs in headed mode like a regular browser, reducing the chances of bot detection. Scales effortlessly in the cloud, saving you both time and money on infrastructure management. Automatically tackles CAPTCHA solving, browser fingerprinting, cookie and header customization, and retries for optimal efficiency. Provides rotating IPs backed by one of the largest and most reliable proxy networks out there. Seamlessly integrates with popular browser automation libraries like Playwright, Selenium, and Puppeteer. Runs in headed mode like a regular browser, reducing the chances of bot detection. Runs in headed mode like a regular browser, reducing the chances of bot detection. Scales effortlessly in the cloud, saving you both time and money on infrastructure management. Scales effortlessly in the cloud, saving you both time and money on infrastructure management. Automatically tackles CAPTCHA solving, browser fingerprinting, cookie and header customization, and retries for optimal efficiency. Automatically tackles CAPTCHA solving, browser fingerprinting, cookie and header customization, and retries for optimal efficiency. Provides rotating IPs backed by one of the largest and most reliable proxy networks out there. Provides rotating IPs backed by one of the largest and most reliable proxy networks out there. Seamlessly integrates with popular browser automation libraries like Playwright, Selenium, and Puppeteer. Seamlessly integrates with popular browser automation libraries like Playwright, Selenium, and Puppeteer. If such a solution existed, it would allow you to wave goodbye to JavaScript challenges and most other anti-scraping measures . Well, this isn’t just a distant fantasy—it's a reality! anti-scraping measures Enter Bright Data’s Scraping Browser : Scraping Browser https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuDuJWvho7Q&embedable=true https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuDuJWvho7Q&embedable=true Final Thoughts Now you’re in the loop about JavaScript challenges and why they’re not just tests to level up your coding skills. In the realm of web scraping, these challenges are pesky barriers that can stop your data retrieval efforts. Want to scrape without hitting those frustrating blocks? Take a look at Bright Data 's suite of tools! Join our mission to make the Internet accessible to everyone—even via automated browsers. 🌐 Bright Data Until next time, keep surfing the Internet with freedom!

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