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Yup! It depends on your use case. Cloudflare is really good at network bot detection. Rate-limiting is super helpful here, for example during DDoS attacks. Ou
by timshell 10mo ago
Yup! It depends on your use case.
Cloudflare is really good at network bot detection. Rate-limiting is super helpful here, for example during DDoS attacks.
Our customers are a little different. They sometimes struggle with high-volume bot attacks (e.g. SMS toll fraud in ticketing marketplaces), but we specifically focus on online platforms that want to verify a human is on the other side of the screen. For example, survey pollsters and labor marketplaces want to stop a slow agent that can complete traditional CAPTCHA even if it's solving it a human speed
- reliefcrew 10mo agoI see. I'll have to read the marketing more closely next time, lol. The cynic in me only notices the detection rate comparisons, which I'm sure the marketing folks don't mind much ;-)
- timshell 10mo agohttps://research.roundtable.ai/bot-benchmarking/ https://research.roundtable.ai/bot-benchmarking/ :)
- reliefcrew 10mo ago> Finally, our evaluation did not involve active adversarial optimization. Good luck!