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Secure your Symphony CMS login page against brute force attacks
http://symphonyextensions.com/extensions/anti_brute_force/
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Anti Brute Force

Secure your Symphony backend against brute force and dictionary attacks

Prevents people and softwares to brute force your authors/developers accounts.

SPECS

NOTES ABOUT PROXIES

If you are using Symphony on a server that sits behind a proxy, it will always track 127.0.0.1 (or your proxy's IP) as remote address, simply because PHP doesn't see anything else in $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']. In order to fix this, please set the 'remote-addr-key' setting to the field set by your proxy in order to let ABF access the real user IP. You can also set this value in Symphony's settings backend page.

Most proxies will set the 'HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR' field with the respective user's IP but some other provider (such as CloudFlare) will create a custom field. Your best bet would be to do some actual penetration testing to be sure ABF works properly.

REQUIREMENTS

INSTALLATION

UPDATING

Updating from >= 1.3 is safe. Click here for older releases.

LICENSE

MIT

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