Brute-Force Defense on Symfony app
Implement Brute-Force Defense Authentication/Login on your Symfony App using LoginRadius
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Start Brute-Force Defense Implementation Using LoginRadius Admin Console
1
Navigate to Security > User Security > Attack Protection > Brute Force Lockout in the Admin Console.
2
Set the Threshold for the maximum number of failed login or password reset attempts.
3
Define the Lockout Type (Suspend, Block, Captcha, or Security Question) and duration, then click Save.
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