Test Your
Bot Protection
Discover what’s slipping through your WAF and basic bot defence before attackers do. Most businesses think they’re protected—until they test it.
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- Detailed Analysis From IntelliFend Bot Experts
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Bundled and basic third-party bot protection
have critical gaps
Rule-based filters miss sophisticated bots
High false positives block legitimate customers
Excessive CAPTCHAs frustrate real users
Zero visibility into what's getting through
Testing Your Domains Against Common
Bot Threats
We will use a selection of common bots to assess your application’s security against potential threats, including:
Curl Bot
Lightweight scripted bots that send direct HTTP requests without a browser. Simple to deploy and scale, these bots bypass basic defenses to scrape data, probe endpoints, and execute high-volume automated attacks against APIs and web applications.
Fake Chrome Bot
Bots that mimic real Chrome browsers by forging browser fingerprints, headers, and User-Agent strings. They evade traditional detection methods to conduct fraud, credential stuffing, and scraping attacks while appearing as legitimate users in your logs and analytics.
Fake Google Bot
Bots that impersonate Googlebot by spoofing user agent strings to appear as legitimate search engine crawlers. They exploit allowlists for trusted bots to bypass security rules, scrape proprietary content and pricing data, and inflate analytics with fake traffic.
Automation Bot
Advanced bots that control real browsers using tools like Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright. They execute JavaScript, fill forms, click buttons, and navigate pages like humans—bypassing traditional defenses to commit fraud, scalping, account takeover, and credential stuffing attacks.
Fake AI Agent Bot
Bots that impersonate legitimate AI agents like ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity to justify aggressive crawling. They exploit 'AI-friendly' allowlists to scrape proprietary content, pricing data, and intellectual property—driving up infrastructure costs while evading detection.
