Description: Web scraping refers to the process of using automated programs, known as bots, to extract data from websites without the consent of the site owners. This method allows users to collect large volumes of information quickly and efficiently, which can be useful for various applications, from market research to price monitoring. However, web scraping raises important ethical and legal issues, as it often violates the terms of service of websites and can lead to server overload. Bots can be programmed to navigate web pages, interpret content, and store relevant data, allowing them to operate similarly to a human user but at a much faster speed. As technology advances, so do scraping techniques, which may include the use of artificial intelligence to improve the accuracy and efficiency of the process. In the context of cybersecurity, web scraping becomes a critical topic, as organizations must implement measures to protect themselves against the malicious use of these tools, as well as to manage and respond to threats that may arise from their misuse.