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Понятные руководства о трафике ботов, сканерах почты, фейковых регистрациях и честной статистике.
Credential stuffing: why your login form is the real target
Attackers do not guess passwords anymore. They replay millions of leaked ones through rented networks. Here is how to spot the attempt before an account falls.
What a card BIN actually tells you at checkout
The first digits of a card reveal the issuing bank, country and card type. Used well, that is a quiet, early signal for risky orders.
Residential proxies: why your blocklist stopped working
Fraud traffic increasingly comes from real home IPs rented out without the owner knowing. Here is what changed and how to adapt.
AI crawlers are the new scrapers. Should you block them?
LLM training bots and AI answer engines now make up a real share of traffic. Here is how to tell them apart and decide what to allow.
How one person claims your free trial fifty times
Promo abuse and multi-accounting quietly drain marketing budgets. Here is the playbook abusers use and where it breaks down.
Cut chargebacks by screening before you authorise
Chargebacks are expensive and they count against you even when you win. A quick pre-authorisation check catches the riskiest orders early.
Checkout bots: when your best launch is the worst
Limited drops attract bots that buy out stock in seconds to resell it. Here is how they do it and how to keep inventory in human hands.
Disposable email plus a VPN: the fake-signup combo
Throwaway inboxes behind anonymous connections are how low-quality and abusive accounts get in. Here is how to screen them without annoying real users.
Your public API is being scraped. Here is the quiet fix
Open endpoints get hammered by scrapers and abusers who rotate addresses to beat your rate limits. Screening by network closes the gap.
Getting ready for the holiday fraud surge
Peak season brings your best sales and your heaviest fraud. A little preparation before the rush keeps the two from arriving together.
Why an IP blocking API pays for itself
Bot and VPN traffic costs you money in places you are not looking: ad spend, fake signups, chargebacks and server bills. Here is where it adds up.
How an IP blocking API decides who is a bot
A plain-English look at ASNs, datacenter ranges and why the network behind an IP tells you more than the IP itself.
Your email click rate is lying to you
Corporate email security tools open and click links before your subscriber ever sees the message. Here is how to tell those clicks apart from real ones.
How to filter bot clicks out of your email campaigns
A practical setup for separating real subscriber clicks from security scanner clicks, using a redirect page and one IP lookup.
Stop bots from unsubscribing your readers and burning login links
Email scanners follow every link, including one-click unsubscribes, confirmation links and passwordless logins. Here is how to make those links safe.
Fake signups are quietly wrecking your email list
Bots that fill in your signup form with real people's addresses can get you marked as spam. How list bombing works and how to stop it at the form.
How to keep email-harvesting crawlers off your website
Bots crawl websites to collect email addresses for spam lists. Here is how to protect your team page, contact page and comments.
How to get real human traffic to your blog without paying for it
Free blog traffic that actually reads, subscribes and buys comes from a few unglamorous habits. Here is what works, and how to make sure the visitors you count are real.
How to spot bot traffic in your blog analytics
Zero-second visits, strange spikes and countries you never wrote for. The warning signs of bot traffic, and how to keep it out of your numbers.
Bot traffic can get your blog banned from ad networks
Ad networks punish invalid traffic, even when you didn't send it. How bots put your ad revenue at risk and how to keep them away from your ads.