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Device Score

Overview​

The device score is a value ranging from 0 to 100, determined by analyzing various device attribute signals detected by the getIdentity Toolbox method.

  • Default Score: Every device starts with a score of 100.
  • Penalties: If specific device attributes are detected, deductions are applied based on severity.
  • Final Score: The resulting score reflects the trustworthiness of the device.

Score Categories​

🟢 Clean Devices (100 - 90) - No Risk​

Devices in this category are considered fully trusted.
No suspicious attributes were detected.

Examples:

  • Standard browser usage
  • No proxy, VPN, or privacy obfuscation detected

🟡 Good Devices (41 - 89) - Low Risk​

Devices in this category show mild risk factors but remain generally trustworthy.
These devices may be using privacy-focused features without clear signs of tampering.

Examples:

  • Incognito/Private browsing mode
  • Public VPN detected
  • Privacy settings enabled (such as blocking tracking)

🟠 Suspicious Devices (11 - 40) - High Risk​

Devices in this range show concerning indicators that suggest tampering or masking activity.
They should be closely monitored and potentially flagged for additional review.

Examples:

  • Virtual machine detected
  • Developer tools open
  • Timezone mismatch (possible VPN/proxy obfuscation)

🔴 Bad Devices (0 - 10) - Extreme Risk​

Devices in this category are highly suspicious and should be blocked or flagged immediately.
These attributes strongly indicate automated activity, tampering, or malicious intent.

Examples:

  • Wrapper tampering detected
  • Bot detection triggered (e.g., Selenium, Playwright)
  • Tor Network usage