Earlier detection
Evaluate suspicious joins and activity before harmful messages spread across public channels.
Anti-raid protection
Stop suspicious joins before they become a server-wide incident
MurFFy combines join conditions, filters, automated actions and honeypot channels so your team can react to coordinated abuse with evidence instead of guesswork.
Overview
Build protection around the way members join
Not every new account is dangerous and not every raid looks the same. JoinGuard lets you combine signals and select proportionate actions, while honeypots expose accounts that interact where legitimate members should not.
Why communities choose it
Configurable response
Choose filters and actions that match the risk tolerance of your community.
Useful evidence
Keep records of triggered protections so false positives and incidents can be reviewed.
What you can configure
JoinGuard conditions
Combine account and join signals into rules appropriate for your server.
- Multiple configurable conditions
- Filters and action chains
- Custom member-facing messages
Honeypot channels
Detect accounts that post in a channel designed to remain untouched by real members.
- Configurable honeypot destinations
- Recorded trigger context
- Automated moderation response
Start in three steps
- 1
Review your join flow
Identify how legitimate members arrive and which signals are unusual for your community.
- 2
Create protection rules
Combine filters, conditions and actions, starting with a conservative response.
- 3
Monitor and tune
Review hits and adjust thresholds after observing normal traffic and special events.
Built for real communities
Public invite servers
Add guardrails where permanent invite links make coordinated joins easier.
Event communities
Increase protection during launches, streams and announcements that cause sudden traffic spikes.
Frequently asked questions
Will anti-raid protection block every new account?
No. You configure the conditions and actions; start conservatively and tune them using your server data.
What is a Discord honeypot?
It is a channel legitimate members are told not to use. Posting there can identify automated or malicious behavior.
Can I review why protection triggered?
MurFFy records available trigger context so administrators can investigate and refine the configuration.
Put MurFFy to work on your Discord server
Add the bot, choose your server and configure the module from one web dashboard. You can start with the free plan and expand when your community needs more.