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  • Reddit to Require Human Verification for Suspicious Accounts
    March 25, 2026
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    Reddit to Require Human Verification for Suspicious Accounts

    Reddit is introducing a system to label registered automated accounts with "[APP]" and will monitor for suspicious unlabeled accounts, potentially requiring human verification from their holders. The verification process may use passkey checks, biometric services, or third-party ID verification i...

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  • Intent: The Real Difference Between Bots and Humans
    September 18, 2025
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    Intent: The Real Difference Between Bots and Humans

    Modern cybersecurity must shift from distinguishing human vs. automated users to identifying malicious intent behind online actions. AI-powered tools can mimic human behavior accurately, making detection reliant on analyzing behavioral patterns and underlying harmful purposes. Intent-based detect...

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