> All mass account hijacking attacks rely on bots that either emulate or automate web browsers, and Google has a technology that has proven quite effective at d

> All mass account hijacking attacks rely on bots that either emulate or automate web browsers, and Google has a technology that has proven quite effective at detecting these tools It sounds untrue and short-sighted. Even Google provides the tools for anyone to automatically navigate in a javascript-enabled website with Chrome Headless. All this will do is to provide a short-term security before the bots can again perfectly mimic humans with JavaScript enabled, this time. Most "mass bots" can be stopped by logging the access attempts on the server side, with plain old HTML on the client side.