This is a surprising number for those who haven't been paying attention: 61.5% of all traffic to websites actually consists of automated bots according to figures put together by Incapsula. Here's ...

Internet bots — or computer software programmed to engage in criminal cyber activities — siphon billions of dollars a year from the ad industry.

Marketers don't have to fight bot traffic alone. Partnering with the security team can keep bots out of the funnel without sacrificing the customer experience.

Together, they made up about 5 percent of web traffic. And even though the internet is already mostly bots, we’re only just beginning to see the Bot Age take shape.

Content by Spark Traffic. A traffic bot is a piece of software designed to emulate human activity by visiting a website, clicking links or scrolling through pages.

Automated traffic now accounts for the majority of activity on the web, with the share of bad bot traffic surging from 32% to 37% annually last year, according to Thales. The French defense giant’s ...

A bot made to challenge traffic tickets has been used more than 9,000 times by New Yorkers, according to DoNotPay maker Joshua Browder.

According to the report, AI bots now represent a rapidly growing share of global web traffic, with crawler activity driving ...

A new report released today by cloud cybersecurity firm Barracuda Networks Inc. finds that half of all internet traffic is now bot traffic and that bad bots contribute to 30% of traffic. The ...

The Grinch Bot disruption to the gaming hardware industry in late 2020 is one example of what happens when bots go unchecked and cause denial of inventory.

It happened last year for the first time: bot traffic eclipsed human traffic, according to the bot-trackers at Incapsula. This year, Incapsula says 61.5 percent of traffic on the web is non-human ...