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Auth0 CLI

auth0 protection bot-detection update

Update the bot detection settings.

Usage 

auth0 protection bot-detection update [flags]

Examples 

  auth0 protection bot-detection update
  auth0 ap bd update --bot-detection-level medium --json-compact
  auth0 ap bd update --bot-detection-level low --challenge-password-policy never
  auth0 ap bd update --monitoring-mode-enabled=true --allowlist "198.51.100.42,10.0.0.0/24"
  auth0 ap bd update -l high -a "198.51.100.42" -m=false --json

Flags 

  -a, --allowlist strings                        List of comma-separated trusted IP addresses that will not have bot detection enforced against them. Supports IPv4, IPv6 and CIDR notations.
  -l, --bot-detection-level string               The level of bot detection sensitivity. Possible values: low, medium, high.
      --challenge-password-policy string         Determines how often to challenge users with a CAPTCHA for password-based login. Possible values: never, when_risky, always.
      --challenge-password-reset-policy string   Determines how often to challenge users with a CAPTCHA for password reset. Possible values: never, when_risky, always.
      --challenge-passwordless-policy string     Determines how often to challenge users with a CAPTCHA for passwordless login. Possible values: never, when_risky, always.
      --json                                     Output in json format.
      --json-compact                             Output in compact json format.
  -m, --monitoring-mode-enabled                  Enable (or disable) monitoring mode. When enabled, logs but does not block.

Inherited Flags 

      --debug           Enable debug mode.
      --no-color        Disable colors.
      --no-input        Disable interactivity.
      --tenant string   Specific tenant to use.