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[REPORT] Imperva Incapsula Bot Traffic

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The annual report Imperva Incapsula Bot Traffic, now in its fifth year, is a continuous statistical study of bot. In this latest report, over 16.7 billion visits to 100,000 randomly selected domains in the Incapsula network were examined to address the following issues:

  • How much website traffic is generated by bots?
  • How are bad robots used in cyber attacks?
  • What drives good bot visits to various websites and services?
  • What are the worst and best robots?

The answers to these questions are found in the infographic below. In the accompanying commentary, we take a closer look at some of the macro trends, as reflected in the activity of the most active bot archetypes.

Open the infographic here: Botnet Report 2016

Source: Incapsula Imperva

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