April 05, 2022

Preventing Bot Attacks in Phoenix Applications

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Preventing Bot Attacks in Phoenix Applications

Source: thinkingelixir.com

Phoenix Framework

In this podcast episode, Michael Lubas talks about various methods to safeguard Phoenix applications against automated bot attacks. The discussion covers different types of attacks such as email spam through API abuse, carding attacks, and credential stuffing. Michael also introduces paraxial.io, a service aimed at serving the Elixir community by providing solutions to prevent such abuses. The episode touches on tools and strategies including the use of `plug_attack` and insights from the OWASP Top 10. Additionally, the hosts share updates on Elixir community news, including new releases and upcoming conferences.

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