You should consider adding a domain verification step to your software (either a DNS TXT record or a special meta tag on the target webpage). A CAPTCHA won't stop a determined user from using your service to initiate a DDoS attack. But requiring website/domain control would be a major deterrent from most abuse.
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, I agree. For now, higher thresholds require approvals. As for captcha, do you mean from the tool’s side or that of the target endpoint?
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You should consider adding a domain verification step to your software (either a DNS TXT record or a special meta tag on the target webpage). A CAPTCHA won't stop a determined user from using your service to initiate a DDoS attack. But requiring website/domain control would be a major deterrent from most abuse.
@cubiclesocial , I agree. For now, higher thresholds require approvals. As for captcha, do you mean from the tool’s side or that of the target endpoint?