Run on the official Fortress binary (Chromium 151.0.7908.0, is_official_build,
non-component, stripped) with the full default persona + bundled fonts +
--uxr-webrtc-policy=disable_non_proxied_udp.
- 0% headless
- 0% stealth (no stealth-tooling signatures)
- WebRTC: host connection blocked, foundation/IP unsupported/blocked (no IP leak)
- Worker signals coherent with main thread:
en-US/America/New_York - ("38% like headless" is CreepJS's fuzzy resemblance score, not the hard headless flag, which is 0%)
- 0 failed tests
- WebDriver Advanced: passed;
navigator.webdriver = false - WebGL Vendor:
Google Inc. (NVIDIA) - WebGL Renderer:
ANGLE (NVIDIA, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Direct3D11 vs_5_0 ps_5_0, D3D11) - Permissions:
HEADCHR_PERMISSIONS ok
- Verdict: "No bots detected — the visitor could be a human using a regular browser."
- De-brand: 0 occurrences of the internal codename in the binary
- Single non-component binary (only ANGLE/SwiftShader graphics
.sos, as any Chrome) - Codecs:
canPlayType('video/mp4; codecs="avc1.42E01E")→ "probably" (stock Chromium returns""— a headless tell; fixed viaffmpeg_branding="Chrome"+proprietary_codecs) - Emoji:
document.fonts.check('Segoe UI Emoji')→ true, renders full color (no tofu)
These suites test the browser fingerprint + automation surface, which Fortress fully defeats. They do not test IP reputation — a datacenter IP is still a datacenter IP regardless of a perfect fingerprint. For real-world stealth, pair Fortress with residential/mobile proxy egress.
Reproduce: tools/gauntlet.py --bundle /path/to/tilion-fortress