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<div align=justify>'''''Leeching''''' occurs when the users who have restricted access to your website make their password publicly available, allowing other visitors to use the login information and access your site. 

cPanel has a leech protect option, redirecting and potentially suspending the user. The leechprotect function works by setting the maximum number of logins for a user within a 2-hour time limit. If this limit is exceeded, the user is presumed to be allowing other visitors to use his or her login information.

To leechprotect your website:

* Log into your '''cPanel => [[Security]] => Leech Protect'''.

* Click the name of the directory you want to leech protect.

* To navigate directories, use the folder icon located next to the directory name. 

* Enter the maximum number of logins each user is allowed within a 2-hour period.

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* Use the '''URL to Redirect Leech Users to''' field to redirect users exceeding the maximum number of logins.

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* If you would like to receive an email alert when leech protection is used, click the '''Send Email Alert to''' checkbox and enter the desired email address. 

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* You can disable an account that exceeds the maximum number of logins in 2 hours by clicking the '''Disable Compromised Accounts''' checkbox.

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* Click '''Enable''' to complete leech protection setting. 

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There is also a Manage Users button on this page. Clicking this button will take you to the Password Protect Directories screen, where you can add, edit, and delete users. 

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Now that you know how to use leech protection, you may not worry about your site restricted areas' security.</div>
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