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[Infographic] Bots in the Ticketing Ecosystem

Bad bots are responsible for 39.9% of all ticketing website traffic. At the heart of the bot problem is the ticketing website and mobile app.
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Four Ways Bots Attack Ticketers and Infinite Reasons to Be Protected

Four Ways Bots Attack Ticketers and Infinite Reasons to Be Protected: Ensure your reputation, customers, and data are safe from bad bots
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The Inside Track: Q&A with Queue-it CEO Niels Henrik Sodemann

What every C-Suite Executive needs to know about cybersecurity. The typical CEO doesn’t have time to worry about bot mitigation and cybersecurity -- until their company’s website is under attack.
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Threat Research: How Bots Affect Airlines

Airlines are attacked by bots around the clock. This webinar will explore the problem in-depth and will explain who is behind these attacks and include a real life case study from Frontier Airlines.
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Distil Networks and Frontier Airlines Webinar: How Bots Affect Airlines

Airlines are constantly being attacked by bots. This webinar will explore the airline bot, seat spinning and look to book ratio problem in-depth and will explain who is behind these attacks.
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[Infographic] Airline Bots - What Are the Numbers?

The airline industry sees a significant amount of bad bot traffic compared to others. In fact, 43.9% of airline traffic comes from bad bots. But what does that really mean for airline companies?
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Airline Bots: How Bots Affect Airlines

Distil’s Research Lab recently released a new threat research report titled, “How Bots Affect Airlines.” This is the first industry-specific report into airline bots and analyzed 7.4 billion requests.
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Distil Networks Built Using NGINX

NGINX. NGINX is used as a reverse proxy, Distil Networks have the ability to bring incoming traffic to a to a single layer where actions are taken and HTTP packets can be inspected.
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Distil Networks and Queue-it Webinar On Scalping: The Battle Between Ticketing and Bots

Industrial-scale ticket reselling is damaging to the ticketing ecosystem – diverting millions of dollars into the pockets of touts.
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Ticket Scalping: The Battle Between Ticketing And Bots

Below view a slide deck from Distil Networks and Queue-it discussing the evolution of bots, their impact on the ticketing ecosystem, scalping, and current legislation and best practices.
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What you need to know about Modern Bot Management: It could help your business

Download the Forrester New Wave Report on Bot Management for an overview of their evaluation of technology vendors to help cope with bad bot threats.
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The Economics Of Web Scraping Report

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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Distil Named a Leader in Bot Management in the 2018 Forrester New Wave

Being named a leader is a very proud moment in the history of Distil and reflects the expertise, superior technology, and vigilant service we provide to our growing customer base.
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The 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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Quantifying 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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Mobile 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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[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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Anatomy 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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Airlines 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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Gambling 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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Latest Updates

[Infographic] Bots in the Ticketing Ecosystem

Bad bots are responsible for 39.9% of all ticketing website traffic. At the heart of the bot problem is the ticketing website and mobile app.

Four Ways Bots Attack Ticketers and Infinite Reasons to Be Protected

Four Ways Bots Attack Ticketers and Infinite Reasons to Be Protected: Ensure your reputation, customers, and data are safe from bad bots

The Inside Track: Q&A with Queue-it CEO Niels Henrik Sodemann

What every C-Suite Executive needs to know about cybersecurity. The typical CEO doesn’t have time to worry about bot mitigation and cybersecurity -- until their company’s website is under attack.

Threat Research: How Bots Affect Airlines

Airlines are attacked by bots around the clock. This webinar will explore the problem in-depth and will explain who is behind these attacks and include a real life case study from Frontier Airlines.

Distil Networks and Frontier Airlines Webinar: How Bots Affect Airlines

Airlines are constantly being attacked by bots. This webinar will explore the airline bot, seat spinning and look to book ratio problem in-depth and will explain who is behind these attacks.

[Infographic] Airline Bots - What Are the Numbers?

The airline industry sees a significant amount of bad bot traffic compared to others. In fact, 43.9% of airline traffic comes from bad bots. But what does that really mean for airline companies?

Airline Bots: How Bots Affect Airlines

Distil’s Research Lab recently released a new threat research report titled, “How Bots Affect Airlines.” This is the first industry-specific report into airline bots and analyzed 7.4 billion requests.

Distil Networks Built Using NGINX

NGINX. NGINX is used as a reverse proxy, Distil Networks have the ability to bring incoming traffic to a to a single layer where actions are taken and HTTP packets can be inspected.

Distil Networks and Queue-it Webinar On Scalping: The Battle Between Ticketing and Bots

Industrial-scale ticket reselling is damaging to the ticketing ecosystem – diverting millions of dollars into the pockets of touts.

Ticket Scalping: The Battle Between Ticketing And Bots

Below view a slide deck from Distil Networks and Queue-it discussing the evolution of bots, their impact on the ticketing ecosystem, scalping, and current legislation and best practices.

What you need to know about Modern Bot Management: It could help your business

Download the Forrester New Wave Report on Bot Management for an overview of their evaluation of technology vendors to help cope with bad bot threats.

The Economics Of Web Scraping Report

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.

Distil Named a Leader in Bot Management in the 2018 Forrester New Wave

Being named a leader is a very proud moment in the history of Distil and reflects the expertise, superior technology, and vigilant service we provide to our growing customer base.

The 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.

Quantifying 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.

Mobile 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.

[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.

Anatomy 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

Airlines 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.

Gambling 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?