Antiraid
Antiraid prevents the joining of malicious automated accounts into your server and consists of three modules detailed below.
Antiraid Massjoin
Antiraid Massjoin triggers when five (or more, depending on your threshold) members join a server within 1.61 seconds. From then on, all suspected raid accounts will be punished with the punishment you have set.
This command takes both the --threshold
parameter, to define how many accounts it takes to trigger the antiraid, and the --do
parameter to determine the punishment.
Example:
Antiraid Defaultpfp
This module punishes users that have Discord’s default profile picture. This is useful as a lot of automated raid accounts do not have a unique profile picture set.
This command only takes the --do
parameter for the punishment.
Example:
Antiraid Newaccounts
This module punishes users that have a new Discord account. A lot of raid accounts are freshly created, and therefore, this is an effective way to stop them.
This command takes both the --threshold
parameter, to define how many days young the account has to be to trigger, and the --do
parameter to determine the punishment.
Example:
I’ve been raided, what now?
- If you didn’t have bleed’s protections enabled, make sure to enable them. You can remove the raid accounts from your server with the
raid
command.
- If you did have protections enabled, congratulations! Your server is safe. Once you have verified that the raid is over, run
antiraid raidstate off
to remove bleed’s raid state.