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How do you tell legitimate consumer AI agents apart from malicious automation?

Not every AI agent on your site is a threat: a shopping or booking assistant acting for a real customer is very different from automation scraping content or testing stolen cards. cside classifies each session as a human, a bot, or an agentic AI client, then reads behavioral signals such as cursor movement, typing cadence, and navigation alongside 250+ device signals to judge intent. That lets you welcome legitimate consumer agents while flagging malicious automation such as scraping, carding, and credential stuffing, all from one first-party script, with no CAPTCHA and no change to your app code.

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