eswar_rb

Over the last 24 h, have you watched your registration form get pile-driven by thousands of obviously fake sign-ups? Mail queues backing up, bounce graphs spiking, domain-rep dashboards turning red? What’s the fastest thing you have bolted on? Disposable-email suppression : live feed or static list? Velocity rules in WHMCS you trust without nuking legitimate mobile users? Post bot attack “all-clear” KPI: What dashboard number tells you the wave is over? Any off-the-shelf fraud plug-ins/APIs you’ve wired in recently that is worth it? Share the real-world fixes below. Happy to compile a crowd-sourced survival guide later on.

Greetings WHMCS community, I’m Eswar (pronounced as Eashwar). I am a representative and part of the Sensfrx team. Personally, I am a developer and Machine Learning enthusiat. Sensfrx, which focuses on fraud prevention services for hosting providers. As a newbie to this community, I’m eager to learn and then contribute insights to the community. Besides that, I wish to learn from your expertise in building secure, affordable hosting solutions. Up until now, we have assisted WHMCS and hosting platforms in fighting fraud such as account takeovers and chargebacks due to bot attacks in real time. Working with WHMCS, Blesta, WiseCP, and WordPress, the solution provides users with a intuitive dashboard to monitor all risks as well as ensuring compliance to standards like SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. For those providers who have budget constraints, features such as real-time bot detection and a customisable set of fraud rules offer a way to secure the platform at an affordable cost. Reach out to me either on Discord or through our helpdesk (info@sensfrx.ai) to discuss fraud prevention topics, or check us out in the WHMCS Marketplace for more information. Until then, looking forward to giving back to WHMCS. Best regards, Eswar R B