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Auth0 CLI

auth0 protection brute-force-protection update

Update the brute force protection settings.

Usage 

auth0 protection brute-force-protection update [flags]

Examples 

  auth0 protection brute-force-protection update
  auth0 ap bfp update --enabled=true
  auth0 ap bfp update --enabled=true --allowlist "156.156.156.156,175.175.175.175"
  auth0 ap bfp update --enabled=false --allowlist "156.156.156.156,175.175.175.175" --max-attempts 3
  auth0 ap bfp update --enabled=true --allowlist "156.156.156.156,175.175.175.175" --max-attempts 3 --mode count_per_identifier_and_ip
  auth0 ap bfp update --enabled=false --allowlist "156.156.156.156,175.175.175.175" --max-attempts 3 --mode count_per_identifier_and_ip --shields user_notification 
  auth0 ap bfp update -e=true -l "156.156.156.156,175.175.175.175" -a 3 -m count_per_identifier_and_ip -s user_notification --json

Flags 

  -l, --allowlist strings   List of trusted IP addresses that will not have attack protection enforced against them. Comma-separated.
  -e, --enabled             Enable (or disable) brute force protection.
      --json                Output in json format.
  -a, --max-attempts int    Maximum number of unsuccessful attempts. (default 1)
  -m, --mode string         Account Lockout: Determines whether or not IP address is used when counting failed attempts. Possible values: count_per_identifier_and_ip, count_per_identifier.
  -s, --shields strings     Action to take when a brute force protection threshold is violated. Possible values: block, user_notification. Comma-separated.

Inherited Flags 

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