Entries Written By Konstantin Raldugin
Self-Service PoC ToS
Terms of Service for Self-Service PoC
POC Terms and Conditions
Proof of Concept Terms and Conditions
GateKeeper Quick Start
A detailed guide to the BotGuard Custom Rules Editor.
New Dashboard Release
Hello fellow security enthusiasts! Last Thursday our dev team was celebrating our first big release for this year. The dashboard we had implemented for our initial release was good enough to start with. But as time passed, the company grew and matured, and trends started changing, there was also a growing demand for new features, …
Log4j Pandemic and Some Thoughts on 0-Day Threats
Nearly a month and a half has passed since the events described here took place, and it seems that virtually everyone who is anyone in the IT sector (or close to it) heard when the story broke. Unfortunately, just hearing the news is one thing, being affected by it is another thing entirely. The worst …
BotGuard vs BitNinja
When it comes to buying a bot protection service, choosing the right provider can be daunting. While we respect our competitors, we also believe our solution is more accessible and effective for a wider range of clients and end-users. We’ve gathered some information in this blog that will hopefully help you choose the best solution …
BotGuard vs DataDome
When it comes to buying a bot protection service, choosing the right provider can be daunting. While we respect our competitors, we also believe our solution is more accessible and effective for a wider range of clients and end-users. We’ve gathered some information in this blog that will hopefully help you choose the best solution …
New Support Desk
BotGuard is pleased to introduce our new support desk system, a more streamlined for our users to seek assistance and track important support messages. Our new desk web interface provides a ticket system for all communications with BotGuard’s helpdesk, which can be tracked and managed by our Support Team and the client who created the …
Robots.txt: who is looking for the files you want to keep hidden
When hackers first probe a site for vulnerabilities, there is one thing that is almost always on their list, robots.txt. This is a special file for search engine crawlers telling them which pages or files from your site they should or shouldn’t parse and index. Pay attention to the second part, it tells search engines which files …
A Short Custom Rule to Prevent Panic Attacks
We at BotGuard know what it’s like to help our users through moments of panic, but we’d rather help you save those nerve cells even though they probably can regenerate. Here’s a simple rule that might offer some prevention against stress-inducing moments. BotGuard support team engineers sometimes encounter an unfortunate situation when a user, after enabling website protection, …