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[stable25] Rename "user" to "account" in description
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# BruteForceSettings | ||
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This app provides the possibility to manage some settings of the brute force protection in Nextcloud. | ||
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- [See app in NC AppStore](https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/bruteforcesettings) | ||
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## Screenshot | ||
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![Screenshot of configuration](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nextcloud/bruteforcesettings/master/screenshots/1.png) | ||
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## Description | ||
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Brute Force Protection is meant to protect Nextcloud servers from attempts to guess user passwords in various ways. Besides the obvious "*let's try a big list of commonly used passwords*" attack, it also makes it harder to use slightly more sophisticated attacks via the reset password form or trying to find app password tokens. | ||
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If triggered, brute force protection makes requests coming from an IP on a bruteforce protected controller with the same API slower for a 24 hour period. | ||
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With this app, the admin can exempt an IP address or range from this protection which can be useful for testing purposes or when there are false positives due to a lot of users on one IP address. | ||
# BruteForceSettings | ||
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This app provides the possibility to manage some settings of the brute force protection in Nextcloud. | ||
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- [See app in NC AppStore](https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/bruteforcesettings) | ||
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## Screenshot | ||
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![Screenshot of configuration](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nextcloud/bruteforcesettings/master/screenshots/1.png) | ||
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## Description | ||
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Brute Force Protection is meant to protect Nextcloud servers from attempts to guess passwords and tokens in various ways. Besides the obvious "*let's try a big list of commonly used passwords*" attack, it also makes it harder to use slightly more sophisticated attacks via the reset password form or trying to find app password tokens. | ||
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If triggered, brute force protection makes requests coming from an IP on a bruteforce protected controller with the same API slower for a 24 hour period. | ||
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With this app, the admin can exempt an IP address or range from this protection which can be useful for testing purposes or when there are false positives due to a lot of people on a single IP address. |
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