We've talked about brute force attacks in the past, but the reality is that many of our customers don't realize how real

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We've talked about brute force attacks in the past, but the reality is that many of our customers don't realize how real and common the threat of these attacks is for anyone with a website. Based on our experience hosting millions of domains, we fully understand the destructive potential of brute force attacks and have implemented defense mechanisms to prevent and mitigate such attempts against the websites we host. For years, our AI brute force prevention system has successfully blocked millions of attacks every day. We're now pleased to announce that the system has gotten even better—by constantly learning from thousands of brute force attempts per day and adding new features for traffic validation, it now filters out 95% more bad requests!

Advanced AI system that recognizes and blocks brute force attempts
Traffic behavior analysis and pattern recognition are the key features that rcs data usa make our AI brute force prevention system so effective. When behavior that matches a certain pattern associated with brute force is detected (like too many failed login attempts from an unrecognized location for example), the suspicious source is immediately challenged with a CAPTCHA page that only a real human can pass. This effectively stops brute force attempts, adds to the system's knowledge, and allows legitimate users who accidentally mimicked suspicious behavior to reach the requested location by completing the captcha. The beauty of this constantly evolving system is that it improves with every brute force attempt it stops,

NEW: Traffic validation that minimizes the number of brute force attacks
We recently updated our system to become even more powerful. We are now able to more effectively block the vast majority of malicious non-human bots, such as inbound brute-force attacks or data-hunting agents that aim to profile your site and then hack you via future software exploits. This has significantly increased the system's success rate and reduced bad visits by approximately 95%.