Businesses are finding it challenging to identify the intentions of bots that visit their websites.
Failure to recognize bad bots can lead to skewed website analytics, increased security risks, and potential financial losses.
Implementing advanced bot detection tools, analyzing user behavior patterns, and regularly updating security measures can help businesses differentiate between good and bad bots.
Good bots, also known as web crawlers or search engine bots, are automated programs that help search engines index web pages and fetch relevant content for users.
Bad bots are malicious automated programs designed to perform harmful activities such as web scraping, credential stuffing, or launching DDoS attacks on websites.
Businesses can detect bad bots by analyzing IP addresses, monitoring suspicious behavior patterns, and implementing CAPTCHA challenges to distinguish human visitors from automated bots.
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Businesses struggle to differentiate between good and bad bots: Report