Introduction

ZeroBot is an advanced anti-bot solution designed to shield websites from unwanted automated traffic, offering robust, real-time detection and prevention capabilities.

About

Built with user-friendly integration in mind, ZeroBot employs cutting-edge technology to identify and filter out harmful bots, securing your website from fraudulent clicks, data scraping, and malicious attacks.

With a seamless setup and configurable protection levels, ZeroBot ensures only legitimate users engage with your content, optimizing your website's security, performance, and accuracy in analytics.

Configuration

There are some features in the ZeroBot script that may need to be edited :

Feature Explanation
$redirect Here, you can add the link to which you want ZeroBot to redirect after processing.
$parameter The $parameter variable allows the script to be used in four different ways:
  • 1: The script will check both allowed countries and bots simultaneously.
  • 2: The script will only check for bots and allow visitors from all countries.
  • 3: The script will only check for allowed countries and ignore bots.
  • 4: The script will allow all visitors without restrictions.
$_COUNTRY_ALLOWED

Here, you can add your allowed countries using ISO country codes ( us, fr, es).

Note that these should be in lowercase.

If the parameter value is 2, this variable will be ignored.
$redirection_link_check This variable checks whether the page at your link is still accessible or not.

It requires PHP code to be added to your page:

<?php if (isset($_GET["check"])) { print "AccessID923487"; exit; } ?>
$check_red_page This variable checks both your actual redirect link and your page link to see if they are flagged as a 'red page.'

If any of the links are flagged, you will receive a report on your Telegram.
$authentification

This variable functions only if the page is encrypted with your license key and needs to be decoded.

This encryption method can be performed by the owner of ZeroBot upon request.

This method encrypts all your page files, making them accessible only through ZeroBot's redirect using your license key.
$cloaker

The Cloaker feature helps you prevent and trick bots by grabbing content from another website and displaying it on your actual link.

You need to provide a valid link for the "url_to_grab" variable.

If this variable is left empty, bots will automatically be redirected to the $location_bots link value.
$view_file_name

This variable has a default value named views, which you can change if needed.

The ZeroBot script will automatically create a file called views.php, which stores traffic data for your link, making it easier to view and manage alongside your ZeroBot script.
$token_chat / $chatid Here, you can enter your Telegram token and chat ID to receive reports about your links.
$captcha You can activate the CAPTCHA slider with this variable to secure your link with 100% accuracy.
$remove_visitors_duplicate You can choose to delete duplicate visitors or keep them.

Getting Started

After downloading the ZeroBot script, you can deploy it on various hosting services such as cPanel, Plesk, and others. In this guide, we will explain how to use our script on each of these hosting platforms.

After the extraction, you will see a file named ZeroBot.php

  1. Open the PHP file in an editor (Notepad, Notepad++, Visual Studio, etc.).
  2. Configure the parameters in the script according to your needs (follow the guide above).
  3. Save the file and rename it to index.php (this is the default file read by the server, allowing you to access it without specifying the filename in the URL).
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Cpanel Configuration

Get Cpanel Domain

In cPanel, your main domain is the one you logged in with, such as https://example.com:2083, or the one displayed in the description on the main page..

Uploading the script

Go to File Manager and locate the folder named public_html, this folder represents your domain by default

You can either create a new folder inside it or directly upload the index.php file into public_html.

Create a folder and name it whatever you want. In this example, we will name it test. This folder will be inside public_html, making the final URL: 

                  
                    https://example.com/test/

Important!

You have the choice to create a folder or simply upload the index.php file directly into public_html.

Remove any files called .htaccess to avoid further issues. If you don't find any, look for hidden files and display them.

Don't add any file named index.html beside index.php (your antibot), as the server always reads index.html first and ignores index.php.

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Plesk Configuration

Get Plesk Domain

This is the same concept as cPanel, but it has slight differences in the file manager application and the main domain folder.

Go to the Domains category and select your domain.

  1. Go to the Domains category and select your domain.
  2. Find 'Files' application and click on it.
  3. Now search for the httpdocs folder, which is similar to public_html in cPanel. The httpdocs folder represents the main folder of your domain, for example: https://example.com.

Now, apply the same concept as in cPanel configuration. Create a folder (or not) and upload your index.php (your configured Zerobot script).

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Final Step

Now, we have our link: https://example.com/test/, with a file called index.php (the Zerobot script) already configured with the license key and other options.

What we need to do now is test the redirection link.

👉 Access your redirection link using your browser.

👉 You will notice a new file called views.php has been generated (you can rename it in the script configuration).

👉 This file contains the statistics of the visitors on this link, saved in this file along with the allowed visitors.

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