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Security and technical data processing

The signals Killbot uses to identify bots, the information we do not collect, and how long technical data is retained.

Updated August 9, 2026Killbot Group
Contents1. Purpose2. Technical data3. Data we do not collect4. Cookies5. Retention6. Security measures7. Contact

1. Purpose of processing

Killbot identifies automated traffic, malicious requests, click fraud, scraping and behavioural bots. Processing is automated and limited to protecting a customer’s website, advertising and related infrastructure.

2. Technical data we may analyse

To detect automation, the service may use an IP address and network-request parameters, JavaScript environment characteristics, selected properties of window, screen and navigator, HTML5 Canvas signals, timestamps, request sequences and pseudonymous behavioural signals.

These signals may be combined into a technical identifier for a browser or software environment. Its purpose is to distinguish automated requests from genuine visitors, not to identify a person.

3. Data Killbot does not collect for bot analysis

  • information entered into forms on a protected website;
  • clipboard contents;
  • contents of cookies that do not belong to Killbot;
  • camera images or microphone audio;
  • files or documents stored on a visitor’s device;
  • a protected-site visitor’s name, phone number, email address or account details.

Information submitted directly to killbot-group.com is covered by our separate Personal Data Policy.

4. Technical cookies

Killbot may set its own cookies when required for traffic protection and access checks. They do not contain a name, phone number, email address, user ID or another direct personal identifier.

  • valid for no longer than 24 hours;
  • limited to the protected website’s domain;
  • not used for cross-site tracking;
  • not used for advertising or marketing profiles.

5. Retention

Session data and technical signals are retained for no longer than 30 calendar days. They are usually deleted automatically within 14–21 days.

This period allows a protected-site owner to review past visits, verify filtering decisions and configure protection rules.

6. Organisational and technical safeguards

Killbot Group limits access to operational data on a need-to-know basis and applies safeguards appropriate to the data being processed. These include encrypted connections, access controls, event logging, component updates and infrastructure monitoring.

Each customer remains responsible for their integration, CMS, servers, forms, databases and lawful processing of visitor information on their side.

7. Security enquiries

If you discover a potential vulnerability or have a question about technical-data processing, please contact us privately before publishing any details.

Support email: support@killbot.ruTelegram: @grigoriy_melnikov
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