Auto-Click Screen Detection (Bots)

MAD identifies patterns of automated and repetitive clicks in the application's interface, characteristic of the use of auto-clickers, bots, or malicious automation mechanisms. This type of attack is commonly employed to exploit application flows in a non-human way, such as artificially generating visits, abusing promotional coupons, manipulating critical functionalities, or massively executing actions for fraudulent purposes.

Technical Mechanism: MAD continuously monitors the user's interaction behavior with the application's interface. The solution identifies the misuse of accessibility services that may be exploited to control the screen or inject touch events in an automated manner. In addition, it performs a heuristic analysis of touch events, evaluating characteristics such as frequency, interval, duration, and variation of interactions. Human interactions exhibit natural variations, while software-generated events have indicators of automation.

When a suspicious pattern is identified, the RASP immediately applies the configured protection measures and reports the event in real time to the Command Center. In this way, the abuse attempt is mitigated on the device and recorded centrally.