BackgroundWhile developing an application we were getting 1000s of brute force attacks so we decided to create a plugin to handle detection of this to block the users.
Requirements
PHP 5.3+
CakePHP 1.3
Minor intelligence
Get The SourceManual
Download this: http://github.com/jonbradley/Brute-Force-Detection/zipball/master
Unzip that download.
Copy the resulting folder to app/plugins
Rename the folder you just copied to @intrusion
GIT Clone
In your plugin directory type
it clone git@github.com:jonbradley/Brute-Force-Detection.git brute_force
Installation
Import the database schema - ./cake/console/cake...
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