What Sora changed

• The main website content was replaced with a shutdown notice.
• A new data export tool was added for existing users.
• The security verification screen was removed.

The product has officially closed its doors. This leaves a gap in the market for users who need these specific tools and creates an immediate opportunity to capture displaced customers.

• Removed the "Performing security verification" header.
• Removed the text explaining the use of a security service to block bots.
• Added a direct instruction for users to enable JavaScript and cookies.

The site has moved from a Cloudflare-style bot protection screen to a simple error message. This suggests a change in how the site handles visitors who do not have specific browser settings enabled.

• Removed the main "Sora" heading and login buttons.
• Removed direct links to featured video examples.
• Added a "Performing security verification" screen to block bots.
• Replaced the landing page content with a security service message.

The site is now blocking automated access. This usually happens when a company wants to stop bots from scraping their videos or testing their AI model without permission.