Radware Bot Manager

Price Scraping is the process of using bots for illegal competitive price monitoring and tracking other valuable information related to pricing intelligence from e-commerce and travel sites. Competitors employ this strategy to copy dynamic pricing information (which is one of the most important strategies used by e-commerce portals to influence consumer-buying decisions and optimize revenue) in real-time,

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A bot management solution should ideally produce a negligible number of false positives, so that humans are never mistaken for bots. On the other hand, false negatives (in which a bot is mistaken for a human) can lead to serious harm to websites, apps, and APIs. Bot managers should also be able to integrate with a wide variety of website infrastructure to suit the deployment needs of its users.

Though several ways of credential stuffing have been widely introduced in recent years, such as presenting CAPTCHAs, enforcing rules that prohibit multiple log-in attempts on user accounts within a short period, requiring a ‘time-out’ after each failed log-in attempt, or using two-factor or multiple-factor authentication (2FA or MFA), these methods are vulnerable to attackers. The only way to prevent bots that carry out credential stuffing attacks is to implement a dedicated bot management solution.

Though several ways of credential stuffing have been widely introduced in recent years, such as presenting CAPTCHAs, enforcing rules that prohibit multiple log-in attempts on user accounts within a short period, requiring a ‘time-out’ after each failed log-in attempt, or using two-factor or multiple-factor authentication

Account Takeover (ATO) is a form of identity theft where a fraudster illegally uses bots to get access to a victim’s bank, e-commerce site, or other types of accounts. A successful account takeover attack leads to fraudulent transactions and unauthorized shopping from the victim’s compromised account