iGaming Website Platform Operation
In the last two decades, online gambling has become one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. Millions of people gamble every day on various platforms and if you plan on becoming one of them, The backbone of online gambling is web-based platforms, called online casinos. This is where all games are hosted and where you can play against the casino or other players. To access them, you will need three things: a device (a computer, mobile phone, or a tablet), a working internet connection, and money.
There are currently 9 names in this directory beginning with the letter B.
Big Data
Big data refers to the volume of information a business collects and stores each day from a variety of sources, like business transactions, customer data, email correspondence and social media presence. E-commerce merchants can use this data to gain detailed insights into customer behavior and identify business trends.
Block Page / Access Denied Page
A block page (or “Access Denied Page”) is a web page that is displayed when a user attempts to access a website they are not permitted to view. When a block page is served by an ISP, the user does not view the content of the website they’re trying to access. Instead, they view a web page (the block page) that informs them that they’re not allowed to access the intended website. A block page is the only form of internet censorship that clearly notifies internet users of the censorship. Often, a block page references the law behind the censorship.
Blocklist
A blocklist is a list of internet resources (such as websites and IP addresses) which are blocked from user access. Some governments occasionally publish official blocklists (or they get leaked) which contain lists of websites that are legally prohibited in a country. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are then ordered to block access to all websites included in such blocklists, commonly involving hundreds (or thousands) of URLs that contain content which is illegal in the respective country (such as gambling, file sharing, adult content, political speech, etc.).
Botnet
Botnets, a combination of the words “robot” and “network,” generally refer to a malicious string of internet-connected devices that are used to steal data and compromise other computers and systems. These bots are created when a device is hacked by malware, enabling the hacker to take over the device and assist with activities like distributing denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and emailing spam to thousands of users.
BPEL (Business Process Execution Language)
A language for specifying business behaviors using Web services, it is a standard produced as part of the OASIS XML standards. BPEL is itself two specifications, an abstract version for describing business processes from a modeling standpoint, and an executable version that can actually perform business processes in conjunction with a BPEL processor.