Cloudflare Targets Automated Attacks With Adaptive Detection
📅 - Cloudflare has launched Adaptive Intelligence, a continuously retraining bot detection engine inside Cloudflare Bot Management, aiming to make automated attacks more expensive by changing defenses faster than attackers can adapt. The company says the system learns from traffic, rotates short lived detection rules, and analyzes behavior across time windows, but several promised capabilities are still being rolled out.
The interesting part is not the branding. It is Cloudflare's decision to treat bot defense less like a catalogue of permanent signatures and more like an adversarial feedback problem.
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