Internet gaming sites and Multiplayer Online Role-playing Game (MORPG) are frequently attacked by non-human bots that are set on manipulating sites for personal and financial gain.
  For Web Merchants Nearly every transaction involving human beings on the Internet is at risk of being fraudulent. Mischievous criminial networks, parasitic marketers, hackers, scammers, and SPAMmers are deploying constantly evolving programs and tactics that are designed to steal identities, take over user accounts, and create new fraudulent accounts under fictitious identities.  For Financial Services Companies Financial institutions and Web merchants have been battling fraud for years. However, now more than ever, they are linked in a vicious cycle of fraud and abuse from fraudsters that use malware, bots, and human interactions to access their account holders' and shoppers' account information.  For Communications and Messaging Properties Users and administrators of social networking sites aren't strangers to ‘fraudsters.' Just as social networking sites become more popular by the minute - so does their appeal to the human fraudsters and non-human bots.  Follow Pramana on Twitter, Reddit, Digg, LinkedIn and VirtualBlight Blog Solutions for Web Merchants  Nearly every transaction involving human beings on the Internet is at risk of being fraudulent. Mischievous criminial networks, parasitic marketers, hackers, scammers, and SPAMmers are deploying constantly evolving programs and tactics that are designed to steal identities, take over user accounts, and create new fraudulent accounts under fictitious identities. These hackers, also known as ‘fraudsters’, use these stolen or false accounts to steal technology resources, launch SPAM campaigns, and in some cases siphon money from account holders and subscribers.
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