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Terms related to bot management and automated threats and cyberattacks

Credential Stuffing

Credential stuffing is a technique used by hackers, fraudsters and cybercriminals to carry out account takeover (ATO) attacks on banking, e-commerce, media, gaming and other websites.


Honeypots

Honeypots are used to actively analyze, strengthen, and prevent further attacks on any IT systems that were vulnerable to the attacker’s techniques.


How To Stop Or Block Bots On Website?

Bots are software applications that run automated tasks over the internet. They can perform various functions, such as crawling web pages, sending messages, posting comments, playing games, and more.


Semi-Supervised Learning

For effective bot detection, semi-supervised learning is applied which works at a higher level of abstraction to discern a visitor’s intent.


Types of Bots: An In-Depth Guide by Radware

Bots—a contraction of the word “robots”—are software applications designed to automate specific tasks and interact with users, often mimicking human conversation in the case of chatbots.


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