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Browser bot detection guide
BrowserScan detects automated activities on scripts or browsers. It analyzes various browser properties to determine whether the browser environment is controlled by a robot. Various human-machine verification products such as Cloudflare Turnstile and Google reCAPTCHA include this aspect of detection, which is usually divided into three categories:
- Normal bots - usually bots belonging to well-known search engines (Google, Bing, Baidu). It crawls websites to create a searchable index of content. A good bot can also be a monitoring or uptime checking tool.
- Malicious bots - Usually automated tools like Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright or anything that pretends to be a good search bot. It can take over accounts, submit spam, steal passwords, scrape data, waste resources, and more.
- No bots detected - the visitor could be a human using a regular browser.
Identification and bot detection
The combination of fingerprinting and bot detection gives you a powerful tool to protect against online fraud and produces the best results when used together.
WebDriver
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WebDriver Advance
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Selenium
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NightmareJS
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PhantomJS
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Awesomium
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Cef
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CefSharp
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Coaches
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FMiner
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Born
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Phantomas
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Rhino
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Webdriverio
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Headless Chrome
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Chrome DevTools Protocol Detection
Detectable use of developer tools to simulate browsers or control them via related developer protocols.
CDP
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Native Navigator
Detect whether the Navigator is deceptive. Some browser plug-ins or robots will modify key attributes to achieve deception.