| Name | Type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Result | bool | Indicates if an identification request from a browser or an Android SDK has been tampered with. Not supported in the iOS SDK, is always false for iOS requests. * true - If the request meets either of the following conditions: * Contains anomalous browser or device attributes that could not have been legitimately produced by the JavaScript agent or the Android SDK (see anomalyScore). * Originated from an anti-detect browser like Incognition (see antiDetectBrowser). * false - If the request is considered genuine or was generated by the iOS SDK. |
[default to null] |
| Confidence | string | Confidence level of the tampering detection. If a tampering is not detected, confidence is "high". If it's detected, can be "low", "medium", or "high". | [default to null] |
| AnomalyScore | float64 | A score that indicates the extent of anomalous data in the request. This field applies to requests originating from both browsers and Android SDKs. * Values above 0.5 indicate that the request has been tampered with. * Values below 0.5 indicate that the request is genuine. |
[default to null] |
| MlScore | float64 | A score that indicates the models calculated probability that an event is coming from an anti detect browser. * Values above 0.8 indicate that the request is an anti detect browser based on the ml model * Values below 0.8 indicate that the request is not an anti detect browser based on the ml model |
[default to null] |
| AntiDetectBrowser | bool | Anti-detect browsers try to evade identification by masking or manipulating their fingerprint to imitate legitimate browser configurations. This field does not apply to requests originating from mobile SDKs. * true - The browser resembles a known anti-detect browser, for example, Incognition. * false - The browser does not resemble an anti-detect browser or the request originates from a mobile SDK. |
[default to null] |