BotShield
BotShield asks for a captcha only from a visitor who retries the same form too many times in a short window. Everyone else submits without any extra step.
Opening the Screen
In the left menu, click Settings, then Security. Click BotShield in the tab row.
Address: {admin}/settings/security?general=botShield
What Is on the Screen
The tab opens with a short explanation of how BotShield works, followed by a master switch and a shared time window. Below that, a list of protected areas is grouped by category: Account Access, Public Forms, Support and Lookups. Each area shows its current state, a posture selector and the number that actually triggers a captcha.
Fields
Tasks
Setting a Custom Threshold for a Form
- Open BotShield and make sure the master switch is on.
- Find the form's row, for example Sign In, and click Custom in its posture selector.
- Type the number of attempts that should trigger a captcha.
- Click Save Changes.
Once retries from one IP address pass that number, the form asks for a captcha.
Things to Watch
Passing the verification resets the counter for that IP address. Setting a form's threshold to 0 removes BotShield's protection from it entirely.
When a form is set to Always in Captcha Security, that row shows Captcha Always On and its controls become read-only. Every visitor already sees a captcha there, so BotShield's own threshold cannot fire.
Required Privileges
Viewing and saving this tab needs the SECURITY_SETTINGS privilege.
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