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Replay attacks are a constant threat for websites currently protected by typical bot management solutions. Back when we started research into these products two years ago, the obfuscation on multi-billion dollar companies' solutions was laughable - a simple array of strings, maybe with a small shuffle operation. Many companies
To stop excessive bot traffic,implement a Web Application Firewall (WAF) like Cloudflare, enforce rate limiting to block high-frequency IPs, and deploy CAPTCHAs on all forms. Further steps include updating robots.txt to block known crawlers, using honeypots to identify bot behavior, and monitoring analytics for unnatural, identical user sessions.
Protecting your website against malicious bots involves a multi-layered approach: implementing a Web Application Firewall (WAF) like Cloudflare or Sucuri, setting rate limits to throttle excessive requests, using CAPTCHAs on forms, and monitoring traffic for anomalies. These tools distinguish human behavior from automated scripts, blocking spam, scrapers, and credential stuffing.
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