gettyBottom Line: AI shows the potential for thwarting the growing number of bad bot attacks on e-commerce sites and digital channels. Radware finds 58% of bad bot attacks are comprised of distributed, mutating bots that defy easy detection. Two recent incidents show how sophisticated bad bots have become in a short time and how AI-driven approaches can help shut them down. Cybercriminals created a bad bot that submitted thousands of entries automatically to the promotion, filling in fields on a web form in less than a second. The following graphic illustrates how Kount’s Identity Trust Global Network works:Kount’s Identity Trust Global Network (www.kount.com)Kount’s approach is noteworthy in that it has an Identity Trust Global Network that includes 32 billion annual transactions in its Network of trust and fraud signals.

Source: Forbes August 28, 2020 19:41 UTC