- Platform
- Discord, installed to a server
- Status
- Live
- Source code
- Public on GitHub
- Data kept
- A server ID and the honeypot channel ID
Community tools
Umbrelle.
A honeypot channel for Discord that removes hijacked accounts and their spam automatically.
What it is.
Compromised accounts tend to post the same spam in every channel they can reach. Umbrelle gives you a channel that real members have no reason to use, and treats anyone who posts there as compromised.
Umbrelle sends the member a message, bans them so that Discord deletes the previous 24 hours of their messages, and lifts the ban straight away. The real owner can rejoin once they have secured the account.
What it does.
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Your own honeypot
Pick any text channel with /honeypot. Each server has one honeypot channel, and running the command again replaces it.
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Spam removed with the account
A soft ban deletes the last 24 hours of the member's messages, so the spam they posted elsewhere goes with them.
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A fair outcome for real people
The member is told that their account appears compromised and that they may rejoin. The ban is lifted immediately.
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Only members count
Posts from bots and system messages are ignored.
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Minimal data
Umbrelle stores a server ID and a channel ID, and nothing from the messages it checks.
How it works
Getting started.
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Add Umbrelle
Add the bot to your server. It needs permission to ban members.
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Create the trap
Make a text channel for the honeypot, and tell members never to post in it.
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Set it
Run /honeypot and choose the channel. You need the Manage Server permission.
Good to know.
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Questions about Umbrelle?
Ask in our community server, and a person will answer. You can also browse the rest of our products.