Techniques for optimizing authentication challenges for detection of malicious attacks
AssigneeRadware, Ltd.
InventorsAlon Lelcuk, Michael Groskop, Deena Yehuda, Yotam Ben Ezra
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AssigneeRadware, Ltd.
InventorsAlon Lelcuk, Michael Groskop, Deena Yehuda, Yotam Ben Ezra
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A method and system for optimizing segregation between human-operated clients and machine-operated clients accessing computing resources are provided. The method comprises receiving, from a client, an authentication request, wherein the authentication request is received in response to a redirect request sent from a remote server to the client; dynamically selecting at least one authentication challenge from a plurality of different authentication challenges; sending the at least one generated authentication challenge to the client; determining whether a notification call is received from the client during a predefined time interval; and upon receiving the notification call during the predefined time interval, confirming that the client passes the authentication challenge, wherein a client that passes the authentication challenge is a human-operated client.
A method for optimizing segregation between human-operated clients and machine-operated clients accessing computing resources, comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon instructions for causing one or more processing units to execute a method comprising:
A challenge machine for authenticating clients accessing computing resources, comprising:
A method for authenticating clients accessing computing resources, comprising:
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