Network Architecture is the design of a computer or communication network that shows how devices, software, protocols, and media work together. It defines the physical and logical structure, task allocation, and connectivity between clients like laptops and servers. Simply put, it provides the rules and tools for smooth communication, managed by network architects. Network Architect
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Every serious click-fraud discussion starts with datacenter filtering, and for good reason: it’s cheap, it’s local, and it catches a meaningful share of low-effort bots. If a click’s ASN organization resolves to a known hosting provider, you can flag it before it ever touches your database, at zero marginal cost. But datacenter filtering only catches
A conversion postback is, structurally, a message from someone else’s server telling your network what to pay out. If your payout logic trusts that number directly, you’ve handed pricing control to whichever party benefits from inflating it. Fatexia’s tracker treats a postback as a single fact: a conversion happened, at this time, for this click