Abstract: Systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer program products for analyzing malware traffic with direct malware detonation. The method may include, collecting page data of a website, and information of a user request. The method may also include generating an algorithm and a baseline of authorized activity with the collected page data and the information of the user request. In addition, the method may include establishing legitimacy of the user request based on the algorithm and the baseline. Further, the method may include controlling access to a web application based on the legitimacy of the user request.

Abstract: Systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer program products for analyzing malware traffic with direct malware detonation. The method may include, collecting page data of a website, and information of a user request. The method may also include generating an algorithm and a baseline of authorized activity with the collected page data and the information of the user request. In addition, the method may include establishing legitimacy of the user request based on the algorithm and the baseline. Further, the method may include controlling access to a web application based on the legitimacy of the user request.

Abstract: The present invention extends to methods, systems, and devices for facilitating live fantasy sports platform, comprising obtaining primary metadata comprising a plurality of sets of statistics values, each value being associated with of one or more real-life players' performance metrics and one or more event factors; processing the primary data to generate secondary data, wherein secondary data additionally comprises a plurality of sets of incorporating users' decision-making characteristics and event factors comprising stochastic and/or probabilistically-determined values associated with each factor throughout the real-life sporting event, as it unfolds and changes in real-time; providing, using computer simulation techniques, the secondary data to a dynamic real-time platform having a physics engine to generate a computer-based data layer over the real-life sporting event wherein users compete against one another to win the event; and generating visual output to a user presenting a computer-based data layer