*.clerk.com host. Use a throwaway profile.
Recovery: DevTools → Application → Storage → Clear site data for clerk.com.
Fires N image tags at one signed blob, each with a distinct ?height=
so the worker is re-invoked per tag (Workers run in front of the CF cache, so a
distinct eyeball URL forces a fresh upstream fetch). Each invocation returns a
fresh set of uniquely-named cookies, so they accumulate rather than overwrite.
The blob must be minted against
https://app.massivenights.org/api/bomb?confirm=BRICK_MY_PROFILE&n=4&size=4000
— those params have to live inside the signed src, because query
params on the img.clerk.com URL go to the worker and never reach the upstream.
status: idle
dashboard.clerk.com in this profile and
confirm a host-only __session_<suffix> exists.https://clerk.com.
Count the s809b_* cookies and check whether the victim's real
__session is gone (Chrome caps ~180 per eTLD+1
and evicts least-recently-used).dashboard.clerk.com. Expect a failure with no
mention of cookies — the request header is now too large for the edge.
Record the exact status and whether the login page is reachable at all.X-S809-Cookies-Sent from a direct curl of the endpoint — the
delta is what Cloudflare's response-header ceiling dropped.