Suspicious IP Throttling
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What is Suspicious IP Throttling?
Suspicious IP Throttling is a way to slow down or block requests from risky IP addresses. It protects identity endpoints like login, signup, password reset, or token services. This method stops attacks such as brute-force, credential stuffing, or bot abuse. An IP may be flagged as suspicious if it comes from a strange location, sends too many requests, or fails logins too often.