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2018 Bad Bot Report
The year bots went mainstream. What makes this report unique is its focus on bad bot activity at the application layer (layer 7 of the OSI model).
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Read ArticleThe Four High-Level Categories for the Business Impact of Bad Bots
Nearly half of all Web traffic (46%) now originates from bots, with 19% from bad bots. It’s this 19% that causes the majority of problems. These are quite diverse in nature and vary from site to site.
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Read ArticleQuantifying the Risk and Economic Impact of Bad Bots
There is some good news and bad news for IT and security executives in the latest bad bot report. The good news is that there has been an overall decrease in the number of bad bots reported.
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Frontier Airlines Reduces Look-to-book Ratio By 64% | Frontier Airlines Case Study
Frontier Airlines reduces look-to-book ratio by 64%, reduces availability calls by almost 50%, and removes engineering burden using Distil Networks.
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Read ArticleMobile Bots: The Next Evolution of Bad Bots
The Distil Research Lab released their latest threat research report called Mobile Bots: The Next Evolution of Bad Bots revealing that sophisticated bot operators now implement a new technique.
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Read Article[Infographic] Mobile Bots: The Next Evolution of Bad Bots
In this mobile bots study, Distil Networks now sees 5.8% of all mobile devices on cellular networks are used in bad bot attacks.
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Mobile Bots: The Next Evolution of Bad Bots
New research from the Distil Research Lab reveals a new type of bot—a mobile bot. Launched from both smart devices and laptops in public places, mobile bots use cellular networks to hit their targets.
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3:23Watch VideoAnatomy of an Account Takeover Attack
We're interviewing Anna from Distil Networks about account takeover attacks. The interview covers what account takeovers look like in 2018, and the latest from the report on account takeover types, wh
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Read ArticleTranscript Of Enterprise Security Weekly with Rami Essaid
Founder of Distil Networks, Rami Essaid is a passionate entrepreneur who has been building companies for over a decade. Read the transcript of Enterprise Security Week’s talk with Rami Essaid.
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Read ArticleAirlines Have a Major Bad Bot Problem
Airlines suffer from automated abuse from bad bots in a major way. 43.9% of all traffic on airlines websites came from bad bots. Humans accounted for only 55.2% of traffic.
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Read ArticleGambling and Gaming Sites See the Most Bad Bot Traffic
Over half (53.1%) the traffic on gambling and gaming websites comes from bad bots. Only 46.8% of traffic on these websites was human. What are these bad bots doing on gambling sites?
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Read ArticleRussia is the Most Blocked Country
With most bad bot traffic emanating from data centers, it’s no surprise that the US remains the bad bot superpower. But Russia became the most blocked country by Distil customers in 2017.
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Read ArticleVolumetric vs. Low and Slow Account Takeover Attacks
WIthin our new Threat Research report on The Anatomy of Account Takeover Attacks, we see bad bot traffic on 100% of all monitored login pages.
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Read Article2017 WFiT Scholarship Recipient: Jenny Ramirez
Meet 2017 recipient Jenny Calderon. Beginning as a child her passion for discovering “how things work” encouraged her studies in the STEM field. Learn more about her path!
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Read ArticleEcommerce Websites are a Major Target for Bad Bots
Bad bots makeup 21.4% of traffic on ecommerce sites. When you consider the goals of any bot operator it is easy to understand why ecommerce websites suffer from bot problems.
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Read ArticleInfographic: Anatomy of Account Takeover Attacks
In this account takeover study, Distil Networks now sees bad bot traffic on 100% of all monitored login pages. View this infographic for more information.
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The Anatomy of Account Takeover Attacks
Hackers and fraudsters use bots to validate sets of login credentials, gain access to credit card data, and sell personally identifiable information on the dark web.
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59:50Watch VideoEnterprise Security Weekly Webcast: 9 Ways To Protect Your Business
Watch Paul and Rami as they reveal the data from Distil Networks’ 5th Annual Bad Bot Report, which is based on hundreds of billions of bad bot requests, anonymized over thousands of domains.
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Read ArticleThe Anatomy of Account Takeover Attacks
The Distil Research Lab released their latest threat research report called The Anatomy of Account Takeover Attacks revealing that bad bots are on every website with a login page. Even yours.
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Read Article9 Recommendations to Prevent Bad Bots on Your Website
Bots are on your website every day. Every site is targeted for different reasons, and usually by different methods, so there is no one-size-fits-all bot defense solution. Here are some recommendations
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29:53Watch VideoEnterprise Security Weekly with Rami Essaid
Founder of Distil Networks, Rami Essaid is a passionate entrepreneur who has been building companies for over a decade. Disrupting industries with technological innovations is a personal mission. He j
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