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Cloudflare introduces tool to complete Turnstile bot checks

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Cloudflare introduced Turnstile Spin, a tool that uses a site's preferred AI coding agent to add server-side verification to Turnstile installations. Cloudflare says sites that skip this backend step can leave themselves exposed to bots, even when they use Turnstile. The tool targets that configuration error by wiring verification into the site's server.
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