Introduction

Purpose

Pre-requisities

What to detect

The most commonly implemented detection points are:

How to respond

Thresholds:

Typical responses, that the application may already support in some manner, are:

Change monitoring of the user (e.g. increase logging level)
Raise an alert
Add time delays
Log a user out (and possibly lock the account)

More advanced responses could include

Changing a function (adding a CAPTCHA, ??? )
Disabling a function (for the user, for a group of users, for all users)
Affecting behaviour of another systems (e.g. goods despatch held, firewall blocks IP address)
Altering user properties (changing their credit level)

How to

Software acquisition

In your own code

No code available

Authors and primary contributors

Colin Watson - colin.watson[at]owasp.org

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Introduction

Purpose

Pre-requisities

What to detect

How to respond

How to

Software acquisition

In your own code

No code available

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