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# Magento
## What is cloudFilt on magento ?
Magento is a leading **open-source e-commerce platform (CMS)** widely used by businesses to create online stores. It supports advanced e-commerce functionalities and helps manage transactional data for better system integration.
Magento also offers a **robust extensions ecosystem** for both B2B and B2C use cases, including full compatibility with **CloudFilt**. This integration allows you to **protect your store against automated threats** and ensures a clean, secure shopping experience for your real customers.
## Whay use cloudFilt on Magento ?
CloudFilt helps secure your Magento store by blocking **malicious activity** that could harm your business. Key protections include :
* **Fake customers** : Prevent the creation of fraudulent accounts.
* **Malicious bots** : Block automated bots targeting your inventory or checkout processes.
* **Fraudulent activity** : Detect and prevent payment fraud, inventory hoarding, and other malicious actions.
By using CloudFilt on Magento, you ensure your e-commerce store remains **secure, reliable, and optimized** for genuine customers.
## How to activate cloudFilt on magento
1. **Login** to your CloudFilt account.
2. Navigate to **Websites / WebApps > My Website**.
3. Click **Settings > Integration & Plugins**.
4. Go to the **Magento Marketplace**, select your store version, and **add the CloudFilt module to your cart**.
5. After validation, click **Download** and follow the Magento installation instructions.
6. In your CloudFilt account, go to the **Magento tab** and retrieve your **public key** and **private key**.
7. Enter the keys in the Magento plugin/module configuration.
8. **Clear the cache** :
* Go to your Magento admin panel.
* Navigate to **System > Cache Management** (under the Tools heading).
* Click on the **Flush Magento Cache** button.
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