Content scraping involves extracting data from websites using automated scripts or bots, posing risks for website owners whose valuable data may be misused by competitors or integrated into generative AI models without permission. The sophistication of bots varies, with simple scripts easily detectable due to their inability to execute JavaScript, while advanced tools like Puppeteer and Selenium can mimic human interactions, making them harder to identify. To protect against such bots, website owners can deploy web application firewalls (WAFs) to block known bot IPs, use CAPTCHA challenges to verify human users, and implement advanced bot detection systems like Fingerprint Pro. Fingerprint Pro uses client-side and server-side analysis to distinguish bots from legitimate users by examining browser signals and ensuring the integrity of requests. It provides a robust defense against content scraping by identifying malicious bots and allowing website owners to take action, such as blocking IPs, to secure their data. Integrating these tools into websites, particularly for dynamic content like flight searches, ensures that only genuine users can access the information, thus maintaining data security and minimizing unauthorized scraping.