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# Configure CloudFilt

After adding your website to the Dashboard, you can access the **Configure CloudFilt** interface to manage security, CDN, and integrations according to your needs. This section allows you to centrally configure all the features offered by CloudFilt.

## Accessing the Interface

1. Go to **Websites & WebApps > My Websites**.
2. Select the desired website.
3. Click **Settings**.
4. Choose **Configure CloudFilt**.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** Any changes you make can be saved for this specific site, or applied to any other existing sites in your account.
{% endhint %}

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## IP, Host, and ASN Management

* **IP Whitelist / Blacklist** : Allow or block specific IP addresses to secure access to your site.
* **Host Management** : Define allowed or blocked hostnames.
* **ASN Control** : Restrict or allow traffic from specific networks (Autonomous System Numbers).

These settings provide **precise control over network traffic**, complementing the overall protection offered by the CDN/WAF.

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## Advanced Traffic Filtering

CloudFilt also offers filters to manage unwanted traffic and automated attacks :

* **Bot** : Blocks known bots.
* **Tor** : Filters traffic from the Tor network.
* **Proxy** : Detects and limits access via proxy servers.
* **Scraping & AI Bots** : Protects against automated scraping and AI-powered bots.
* **SPAM Submissions** : Prevents spam form submissions.
* **Web Fraud & Business Logic** : Blocks fraud attempts or exploitation of site logic.
* **Vulnerability Scanning** : Detects and blocks automated vulnerability scans.


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