Is your API in safe right now?
Can you check right now if your API is not under a brute-force attack?Explore requests to your API
With BotBye!, you can explore requests to your API in real time. But monitoring alone isn’t enough — turn on protection!Manual abuse?
Lock them out completely — enable Rate Limiting Rules and leave attackers no chance.How it works?
Every request is protected with a one-time token generated by BotBye!mysite.com
BotBye Client-side Integration
Secured Request
Challenges Runner
api.botbye.com
mysite.com (Backend)
BotBye Server-side Integration
Your Logic With Response
Start using bot protection on the client-side
Integrate BotBye easily on the client side via the JS Tag or NPM integration.Read the docsNPM
JS Tag
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import {
initChallenges,
runChallenge
} from "botbye-client";
initChallenges({
// Project Client Key
clientKey: "00000000-0000-...",
})
// Add token to request
const makeSomeCall = async () => {
const token = await runChallenge();
return fetch(
'https://somedomain.com',
{
method: "POST",
headers: {
"BotBye-Token": token
}
})
}
Back-End API Response
Make decision-making easier — BotBye will return an response, and you can automatically approve or decline requests in real time to keep your process seamless and secure.Read the docs1
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{
"reqId": "f77b2abd-c5d7-....",
"result": {
// Bot detected
"isAllowed": false
},
"error": null,
// Project > More > API Extra Data
"extraData": {
"ip": "192.168.1.1",
"asn": "AMAZON-AES",
"country": "USA",
"browser": "Android WebView",
"browserVersion": "66.0",
"deviceName": "Galaxy S9",
"deviceType": "Mobile Phone",
"deviceCodeName": "SM-G960F",
"platform": "Android OS",
"platformVersion": "8.0"
}
}