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Event

Properties

Name Type Description Notes
EventID string Unique identifier of the user's request. The first portion of the event_id is a unix epoch milliseconds timestamp For example: 1758130560902.8tRtrH
Timestamp int64 Timestamp of the event with millisecond precision in Unix time.
IncrementalIdentificationStatus Pointer to IncrementalIdentificationStatus [optional]
LinkedID Pointer to string A customer-provided id that was sent with the request. [optional]
EnvironmentID Pointer to string Environment Id of the event. For example: ae_47abaca3db2c7c43 [optional]
Suspect Pointer to bool Field is true if you have previously set the suspect flag for this event using the Server API Update event endpoint. [optional]
SDK Pointer to SDK [optional]
Replayed Pointer to bool true if we determined that this payload was replayed, false otherwise. [optional]
Identification Pointer to Identification [optional]
SupplementaryIDHighRecall Pointer to SupplementaryIDHighRecall [optional]
Tags Pointer to map[string]interface{} A customer-provided value or an object that was sent with the identification request or updated later. [optional]
URL Pointer to string Page URL from which the request was sent. For example https://example.com/ [optional]
BundleID Pointer to string Bundle Id of the iOS application integrated with the Fingerprint SDK for the event. For example: com.foo.app [optional]
PackageName Pointer to string Package name of the Android application integrated with the Fingerprint SDK for the event. For example: com.foo.app [optional]
IPAddress Pointer to string IP address of the requesting browser or bot. [optional]
UserAgent Pointer to string User Agent of the client, for example: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; Win64; x64) .... [optional]
ClientReferrer Pointer to string Client Referrer field corresponds to the document.referrer field gathered during an identification request. The value is an empty string if the user navigated to the page directly (not through a link, but, for example, by using a bookmark) For example: https://example.com/blog/my-article [optional]
BrowserDetails Pointer to BrowserDetails [optional]
Proximity Pointer to Proximity [optional]
Bot Pointer to BotResult [optional]
BotType Pointer to string Additional classification of the bot type if detected. [optional]
BotInfo Pointer to BotInfo [optional]
ClonedApp Pointer to bool Android specific cloned application detection. There are 2 values: * true - Presence of app cloners work detected (e.g. fully cloned application found or launch of it inside of a not main working profile detected). * false - No signs of cloned application detected or the client is not Android. [optional]
DeveloperTools Pointer to bool true if the browser is Chrome with DevTools open or Firefox with Developer Tools open, false otherwise. [optional]
Emulator Pointer to bool Android specific emulator detection. There are 2 values: * true - Emulated environment detected (e.g. launch inside of AVD). * false - No signs of emulated environment detected or the client is not Android. [optional]
FactoryResetTimestamp Pointer to int64 The time of the most recent factory reset that happened on the mobile device is expressed as Unix epoch time. When a factory reset cannot be detected on the mobile device or when the request is initiated from a browser, this field will correspond to the epoch time (i.e 1 Jan 1970 UTC) as a value of 0. See Factory Reset Detection to learn more about this Smart Signal. [optional]
Frida Pointer to bool Frida detection for Android and iOS devices. There are 2 values: * true - Frida detected * false - No signs of Frida or the client is not a mobile device. [optional]
IPBlockList Pointer to IPBlockList [optional]
IPInfo Pointer to IPInfo [optional]
Proxy Pointer to bool IP address was used by a public proxy provider or belonged to a known recent residential proxy [optional]
ProxyConfidence Pointer to ProxyConfidence [optional]
ProxyDetails Pointer to ProxyDetails [optional]
Incognito Pointer to bool true if we detected incognito mode used in the browser, false otherwise. [optional]
Jailbroken Pointer to bool iOS specific jailbreak detection. There are 2 values: * true - Jailbreak detected. * false - No signs of jailbreak or the client is not iOS. [optional]
LocationSpoofing Pointer to bool Flag indicating whether the request came from a mobile device with location spoofing enabled. [optional]
MITMAttack Pointer to bool * true - When requests made from your users' mobile devices to Fingerprint servers have been intercepted and potentially modified. * false - Otherwise or when the request originated from a browser. See MitM Attack Detection to learn more about this Smart Signal. [optional]
PrivacySettings Pointer to bool true if the request is from a privacy aware browser (e.g. Tor) or from a browser in which fingerprinting is blocked. Otherwise false. [optional]
RootApps Pointer to bool Android specific root management apps detection. There are 2 values: * true - Root Management Apps detected (e.g. Magisk). * false - No Root Management Apps detected or the client isn't Android. [optional]
RuleAction Pointer to EventRuleAction [optional]
Simulator Pointer to bool iOS specific simulator detection. There are 2 values: * true - Simulator environment detected. * false - No signs of simulator or the client is not iOS. [optional]
SuspectScore Pointer to int32 Suspect Score is an easy way to integrate Smart Signals into your fraud protection work flow. It is a weighted representation of all Smart Signals present in the payload that helps identify suspicious activity. The value range is [0; S] where S is sum of all Smart Signals weights. See more details here: https://docs.fingerprint.com/docs/suspect-score [optional]
Tampering Pointer to bool Flag indicating browser tampering was detected. This happens when either: * There are inconsistencies in the browser configuration that cross internal tampering thresholds (see tampering_details.anomaly_score). * The browser signature resembles an "anti-detect" browser specifically designed to evade fingerprinting (see tampering_details.anti_detect_browser). [optional]
TamperingConfidence Pointer to TamperingConfidence [optional]
TamperingMlScore Pointer to float64 A score that indicates the models calculated probability that an event is coming from an anti detect browser. * Values above 0.8 indicate that the request is an anti detect browser based on the ml model * Values below 0.8 indicate that the request is not an anti detect browser based on the ml model [optional]
TamperingDetails Pointer to TamperingDetails [optional]
Velocity Pointer to Velocity [optional]
VirtualMachine Pointer to bool true if the request came from a browser running inside a virtual machine (e.g. VMWare), false otherwise. [optional]
VirtualMachineMlScore Pointer to float64 Machine learning–based virtual machine score, represented as a floating-point value between 0 and 1 (inclusive), with up to three decimal places of precision. A higher score means a higher confidence in the positive virtual_machine detection result [optional]
VPN Pointer to bool VPN or other anonymizing service has been used when sending the request. [optional]
VPNConfidence Pointer to VPNConfidence [optional]
VPNOriginTimezone Pointer to string Local timezone which is used in timezone_mismatch method. [optional]
VPNOriginCountry Pointer to string Country of the request (only for Android SDK version >= 2.4.0, ISO 3166 format or unknown). [optional]
VPNMethods Pointer to VPNMethods [optional]
HighActivityDevice Pointer to bool Flag indicating if the request came from a high-activity visitor. [optional]
RawDeviceAttributes Pointer to RawDeviceAttributes [optional]

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