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seize’s protection stack has three layers: anti-nuke (against trusted-user abuse), anti-raid (against join floods and mass-mention attacks), and honeypot (bait channels that instantly ban intruders). This page covers the setup and configuration for all three.

Anti-Nuke

Anti-nuke protects your server against destructive actions from admins, bots, and users with elevated permissions. When a threshold is exceeded within its time window, the offender is automatically punished.

What is protected

Quick setup

Run a single command to enable everything at once.
To undo the guided setup, run:

Configuration commands

Toggle the anti-nuke system on or off. Permission: Server Owner.
Set the channel where anti-nuke events are logged.
Grant or revoke admin permissions for the anti-nuke system. Admins can configure it without needing server ownership.
List everyone with anti-nuke admin access.
Add or remove a member from the whitelist. Whitelisted members bypass all anti-nuke checks.
Enable, disable, or configure a specific module with ,antinuke <module> <enable|disable> [flags]. Modules: channel, role, ban, kick, webhook, botadd, emoji, permissions, vanity.Common flags include --threshold <n> (number of actions before triggering) and --punishment <ban|kick|strip>.
View the full anti-nuke configuration.
List all module states and thresholds in a compact table.
Only the server owner can run enable, disable, and admin management commands. Anti-nuke admins can adjust module thresholds and whitelists but cannot promote other admins.

Anti-Raid

Anti-raid defends against coordinated join attacks and mass-mention spam. When triggered, seize can quarantine, kick, ban, or lock down the server.

Configuration commands

Turn anti-raid protection on or off. Permission: Manage Guild.
Apply a preset configuration. Common presets: low, medium, high, strict.
Choose the punishment when triggered: kick, ban, quarantine, or lockdown.
Trip the raid alarm if more than joins accounts join within seconds.
Block accounts younger than the given number of days.
Require joining members to have a custom avatar.
Filter joining members based on suspicious username patterns.
Punish any user who mentions more than mentions unique users within seconds.
Set how long lockdown mode lasts once triggered.
Choose the role assigned to quarantined members.
Set the channel where anti-raid alerts are posted.
Ping this role when an incident occurs.
Manually toggle lockdown mode.
Manually toggle raid mode, tightening join filters temporarily.
Manage the whitelist. Subcommands: add <member|role>, remove <member|role>, list.
View the full anti-raid configuration.
View a history of recent incidents.

Honeypot

Honeypot channels are traps. Any user who posts in a honeypot channel is instantly punished, catching self-bots and raiders that scan for channels to spam.
Turn a channel into a honeypot. If no channel is provided, the current channel is used. Permission: Manage Guild.
Set the punishment applied when someone posts in a honeypot channel.
Remove the honeypot configuration and restore normal channel behavior.
Show the current honeypot channel and configured punishment.
Rename your honeypot channel to something enticing like #free-nitro or #giveaway-entry so intruders are more likely to fall into the trap. Regular members should be told never to post there.