Attack Times Graph Tool Tip

This is a graph showing what time of the day that the bad crawler landed on your website.

Use this graph to quickly determine the most aggressive time of day that these attacks occur.

Massive attacks that occur during your business hours are most likely a direct attack against your website. Sporactic attacks are most likely bad crawlers just harvesting email addresses so they can spam you. Small rapid attacks are bad crawlers looking to exploit and steal data from your site, or are trying to crack user passwords

The Rampart feature of HKB Project is designed to protect your website from a known list of bad crawlers. These bad crawlers merely product false accounting reports for page clicks, and consume precious bandwidth for legitimate users.

Crawler Blacklist Tool Tip

This is the contents of the Crawler Blacklist.

These are the major crawlers that are creating false statisitcs on your website

The false statisitics makes it appear that more people are using your website than you think, and create false bounce rates and ratios. By filtering out these crawlers, we hope to create more accurate statistics on web site usage.

Tip:

BotCatcher has the capability to update the blacklist on it's own using advanced hereristic algorhythms developed by redCopper. Right now, the bugs are being worked out to make the detection more accurate, and mistakes may occur.

Rampart Report Tool Tip

A rampart is a defensive wall used to defend a city or settlement from potential aggressors. HKB includes such a defense system we call the Rampart service, that defends your website against potential hackers, email harvesters, vulnerability checkers and so forth. One of the side benefits of this is that it saves precious bandwidth, that can be used for legitimate users.

The web is a dark seedy place in the background, in which there is no light. Many programmers from other countries develop bad programs that crawl the web in search of servers to infiltrate or extract secret information from. The main purpose of the Rampart Feature is to generate accurate data, and to lower the amount of bandwidth consumed. Blocking these bad bots is merely a side effect of trying to conserve bandwidth.

This report reflects a log of bad bots and crawlers landings that have matched up against the HKB Crawler Blacklist. BotCatcher keeps a Whitelist of good bots, and a Blacklist of bad bots, and uses this to regulate access to your web site.

Tip:

HKB has the capability to update the blacklist on it's own using advanced hereristic algorhythms developed by redCopper. Right now, the bugs are being worked out to make the detection more accurate, and mistakes may occur.

Rampart Report Tool Tip

A rampart is a defensive wall used to defend a city or settlement from potential aggressors. HKB includes such a defense system we call the Rampart service, that defends your website against potential hackers, email harvesters, vulnerability checkers and so forth. One of the side benefits of this is that it saves precious bandwidth, that can be used for legitimate users.

The web is a dark seedy place in the background, in which there is no light. Many programmers from other countries develop bad programs that crawl the web in search of servers to infiltrate or extract secret information from. The main purpose of the Rampart Feature is to generate accurate data, and to lower the amount of bandwidth consumed. Blocking these bad bots is merely a side effect of trying to conserve bandwidth.

This report reflects a log of bad bots and crawlers landings that have matched up against the HKB Crawler Blacklist. HKB keeps a Whitelist of good bots, and a Blacklist of bad bots, and uses this to regulate access to your web site.

Tip:

HKB has the capability to update the blacklist on it's own using advanced hereristic algorhythms developed by redCopper. Right now, the bugs are being worked out to make the detection more accurate, and mistakes may occur.