Threat Detection
Systems that watch for unusual activity and stop attacks early.
Most attacks start small—a few odd login tries, a spike of new accounts, a strange API call. Threat detection finds these signals before they grow.
Login Anomalies
We watch for sign-ins from new devices, new countries, or odd times. Risky sign-ins must pass an extra check. You get an email so you know what happened.
Bot Patterns
Bots try to scrape data, spam reviews, or mass-create accounts. We look for the patterns—too-fast clicks, repeating user agents, copy-paste reviews—and block them.
Insider Risk
Even our own staff get watched. Sensitive admin actions need a second approver. All staff actions on member data are logged and audited.
Quick tips
- •Turn on two-factor for the strongest login defense.
- •Tell us about emails that mention strange logins.
- •Use a unique password for our site.
- •Reach out if your account does something you did not do.
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