Scrapers cost you bandwidth.
Login bots cost you accounts, customer trust, and cleanup weeks.
ZeroBot stops credential stuffing, brute force and fake signups before your application sees them.
Leaked password lists from other breaches, replayed against your users. Cheap for attackers, catastrophic for the accounts that match.
Raw guessing against admin and hosting panels. Even failed attempts lock accounts, fill logs and burn CPU.
Bots sign up to spam, probe, or poison your funnel metrics — and every fake email you later send hurts your sender reputation.
Every visitor is scored — fingerprint, JavaScript validation, IP reputation, ASN, VPN/Tor/datacenter checks — before the login form is even usable by automation.
Stuffing tools rotate through proxies; their browser fingerprints don't rotate with them. The same automation gets recognized on IP #1 and IP #10,000.
Shield an entire directory — /admin, a client portal, a staging area — on your own server with a lightweight include. Works on cPanel and LiteSpeed hosts.
Whitelist your own IPs so you never lock yourself out, block infrastructure traffic by rule, and follow every attempt in live logs with Telegram alerts.
Attackers replay username/password pairs leaked from other sites against your login page, betting on password reuse. It is automated, cheap, and the top cause of account takeovers.
No. Verification is invisible — JavaScript validation and fingerprinting run in the background. Only genuinely suspicious traffic is challenged or blocked.
Yes. Protect any route with the PHP include or an API call in your middleware — and Folder Guard can shield entire directories (like /admin) on your own server without touching application code.
MFA protects accounts after a correct password; it does not stop the flood of automated attempts, locked accounts, or fake registrations. Bot filtering and MFA solve different problems — run both.
Protect any login or admin panel in minutes.
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