Here are 12 Appwrite Firewall rules that stop real attacks:
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Here are 12 Appwrite Firewall rules that stop real attacks: → Rate limit OTP → Rate limit database API → Give each signed-in user a separate quota → Pair it with an IP-based rule for anonymous traffic → Allow API only from selected countries → Let trusted networks through first → Deny every method except the one the sender uses → Deny requests without the sender’s signature header → Add a Challenge rule on the sign-up path → Keep bots off a Site’s forms and admin paths → Redirect retired pages → Turn on Attack mode when a Site is under attack Read the full guide: https://appwrite.io/blog/pos
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