Bots
We've curated 55 cybersecurity statistics about Bots to help you understand how automated threats, like botnets and web scrapers, are impacting online security practices and evolving in 2025.
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In 2025, 23% of AI bot traffic reached login pages.
In Latin America, only 3.5% of websites were fully protected against bots.
Only 2.8% of websites were fully protected against bots in 2025, which is down from 8.4% in 2024.
More than 880 bot-driven DDoS attacks occurred daily in March.
Bot-driven DDoS incidents peaked at 1,600 in March.
Attack durations for bot-driven DDoS attacks increased to an average of 18 minutes.
Over 60% of online traffic to retailers is already bots, not humans. This number is expected to surpass 90% in the near future due to AI agents acting on behalf of consumers.
Attempted logins using compromised passwords averaged over 1.3 million per day in March 2025
High technology organizations were the most targeted industry by bots overall, representing 35% of observed attacks.
Search engine crawlers accounted for 66% of wanted bot traffic.
Commerce websites attracted the largest proportion of unwanted bot traffic at 39%.
37% of all observed internet traffic originated from bots.
Attacks on the commerce industry doubled, rising from 15% of all observed attacks in Q1 2024 to 31% of all observed attacks in Q1 2025.
Of the observed bot traffic, 89% was classified as unwanted.
Attacks on the commerce industry doubled, rising from 15% of all observed attacks in Q1 2024 to 31% of all observed attacks in Q1 2025.