Description
Protect Your Website with Our Anti DDOS / BOT Protection
Details :
Enable this Plugin Only if you are under DDOS/BOT Attacks
We not resolve the DDOS Problem, but we try to limit bad traffic
With our plugin, you’ll be able to secure your website against potential DDOS and BOT attacks.
Visitors will be required to complete a one-time reCAPTCHA verification
That helps to minimize the amount of data transferred between your website and the attacker.
Once the reCAPTCHA check has been passed, visitors will be granted full access to your website content.
Advance :
If you can’t access on wordpress control panel but you still have access with SSH or FTP
You can enable / disable this protection adding in wp-config.php this option
define( ‘ANTI_DDOS_ENABLED’, true );
Above of the line “require_once ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’;”
Protection ignore the checkbox inside the plugin config page
Protect only specified URLs :
If attackers concentrate their efforts on specified URLs, you can secure only those URLs
You can use either the entire URL or a portion of it,
Using the word “product” then protection enabled for all URLs containing this word.
To protect the entire website, leave the URLs field empty.
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Installation
Easy Way:
- Go to the WordPress > Plugins > Add New
- Search For “Anti DDOS/BOT reCAPTCHA Protection”.
- Install with one click
Manual Way:
- Upload “anti-ddosbot-recaptcha-protection.zip” to the
/wp-content/plugins/
directory - Extract files in the folder “anti-ddosbot-recaptcha-protection”
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
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Contributors & Developers
“Anti DDOS/BOT reCAPTCHA Protection” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.0.0 – 16/02/2023
- Announce: First Release of this plugin