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 title: Continual Content Scraping
-parent: [/tactics/36-specific-target-scraping, /tactics/37-loose-target-scraping]
+parent: [/tactics/06-specific-target, /tactics/07-loose-target]
 ref-id: TEQ-015
 short-desc: Scraping the same webapp or API continuously without breaks in the run time. This is usually performed to check for the exact moment when something becomes available (such as a new limited-run product the attacker wishes to be amongst the first to acquire).
 layout: technique
 
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 title: Periodic Content Scraping
-parent: [/tactics/36-specific-target-scraping, /tactics/37-loose-target-scraping]
+parent: [/tactics/06-specific-target, /tactics/07-loose-target]
 ref-id: TEQ-016
 short-desc: Scraping a webapp or API in periodic bursts with breaks between each run. This is generally performed to acquire information without generating a pattern of continuous activity that is likely to be blocked by vigilant defenders or risk putting undue strain on the webapp or API.
 layout: technique
 
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+title: Technical Reconnaissance
+parent: [/tactics/06-specific-target, /tactics/07-loose-target]
+ref-id: TEQ-017
+short-desc: An adversary seeks technical information related to the target (such as  sub-domains, IP addresses and types of software a target is utilising) to better inform later stages of the attack.
+layout: technique
+---
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+title: Comment Flooding
+parent: /tactics/14-fake-interaction
+ref-id: TEQ-043
+short-desc: Comment Flooding is when an adversary repeatedly posts the same or similar comments over and over. This may be employed to prevent the comments page from being used in its intended fashion by overwhelming legitimate users with large numbers of comments, or to hide comments of a particular type by pushing them down the page or onto subsequent pages.
+layout: technique
+---
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+title: Written Interaction
+parent: /tactics/14-fake-interaction
+ref-id: TEQ-045
+short-desc: The bot automatically generates written posts that convey the message the adversary desires, and/or 'buries' other opposing comments.
+layout: technique
+---
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+title: Form Filling
+parent: /tactics/14-fake-interaction
+ref-id: TEQ-047
+short-desc: The adversary will automate filling out forms on a site for such purposes as denial of service attacks, skewing analytics, link generation and inconveniencing of the target.
+layout: technique
+---
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+---
+title: Overlay Attack
+parent: /tactics/14-fake-interaction
+ref-id: TEQ-048
+short-desc: The adversary overlays a window over another application, to alter the information displayed to a user or allow them to steal user input. 
+layout: technique
+---
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 title: Automated Add to Cart
-parent: /tactics/40-add-to-cart
+parent: [/tactics/15-stock-purchase, /tactics/16-spinning, /tactics/17-sniping]
 ref-id: TEQ-049
 short-desc: An adversary employs automated means to add an item to a digital cart, generally far faster than any human could do so. This is typically used with scalper bots when targeting a desired product or service.
 layout: technique
 
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 title: Automated Purchase
-parent: /tactics/15-purchase
+parent: [/tactics/15-stock-purchase, /tactics/16-spinning, /tactics/17-sniping]
 ref-id: TEQ-050
 short-desc: An adversary uses automated means to complete a purchase, generally far faster than any human could do so.
 layout: technique
 
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+title: Stock Price Manipulation
+parent: /tactics/15-stock-purchase
+ref-id: TEQ-051
+short-desc: The adversary emulates legitimate user behaviour on the stock market to influence stock prices.
+layout: technique
+---