MirrorTab is a server-side web security platform designed to protect web applications and APIs from client-side threats, including automated bots and Man-in-the-Browser (MitB) attacks. The system operates by rendering web sessions in a secure, isolated environment and utilizing pixel streaming technology to deliver a virtual representation to the end-user. This process removes the Document Object Model (DOM), frontend code, and tokens from the end-user's browser, which eliminates the client-side attack surface and obfuscates underlying data and infrastructure from potential threats.
The platform functions without requiring endpoint agents, browser plugins, or application code modifications. It integrates with existing edge infrastructure, such as Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) and Web Application Firewalls (WAFs), enabling protections to be triggered based on defined rules, bot scores, or authentication states. This approach prevents data extraction, script injection, and API abuse, while supporting application performance on low-bandwidth connections and compatibility with accessibility tools like screen readers.
