Question 1

What is brute force attack protection?

Accepted Answer

Brute force protection prevents attackers from repeatedly guessing passwords by tracking login attempts, implementing progressive delays, triggering CAPTCHA verification, and temporarily locking accounts after multiple failed attempts.

Question 2

How does AuthSentinel prevent credential stuffing?

Accepted Answer

AuthSentinel detects credential stuffing attacks by monitoring login patterns across multiple accounts, checking IP reputation against known malicious sources, implementing rate limiting, and using behavioral analysis to identify automated attacks.

Question 3

What is DDoS protection for login pages?

Accepted Answer

DDoS protection for login pages filters malicious traffic floods attempting to overwhelm authentication systems. AuthSentinel uses real-time traffic analysis, smart filtering, load distribution, and auto-scaling to maintain availability during attacks.

Question 4

How do you prevent session hijacking?

Accepted Answer

AuthSentinel prevents session hijacking through device fingerprinting, session binding to specific devices/browsers, location monitoring for unusual login locations, and frequent token rotation to minimize the window of vulnerability.