How Netacea Develops Cutting Edge Bot Detection Techniques
Although some bots are beneficial, malicious bots are using a whole host of methods to make a profit at the expense of websites and users. From scraping to scalping, account takeover and creation to carding and credential stuffing, the threats posed by malicious bot traffic are growing more dangerous and harder to defend against.
These attacks are distinct from traditional hacks that exploit technical weaknesses in systems. Bots automate legitimate activity on websites to exploit business logic weaknesses, making conventional security measures ineffective against these threats. To compound the problem, modern bots are sophisticated enough to bypass client-side detection techniques used by many bot defense systems, such as device fingerprinting and user interaction tracking
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