> Beyond the two harmless use cases given previously, a headless browser can also be used to automate malicious tasks. The most common cases are web scraping I

> Beyond the two harmless use cases given previously, a headless browser can also be used to automate malicious tasks. The most common cases are web scraping I guess I disagree with the premise of this article. How is web scraping fundamental malicious? What rights/expectations can you have that a publicly accessible website you create must be used by humans only?