ProtectionThe anti-nuke that stops a hacked account before it empties your server
A “nuke” is a server destroyed from the inside: channels deleted one after another, roles wiped, members banned in a row. It comes from an account with permissions, a rogue moderator or, far more often, a hacked account. Orion recognizes it by its behaviour, whatever its role.
Every action counts, over 15 minutes
Orion counts each member’s sensitive actions over 15 minutes. As soon as a member goes over the limit, Orion stops them and applies the sanction you chose. An alert with the member goes to your logs, and your notification roles are mentioned.
Channels deleted or edited in bulk
Roles deleted or edited in bulk
Bans and kicks in a row
You set the sensitivity and the sanction
In /settings, the malicious users detection comes down to two choices: its sensitivity and the sanction applied. Trusted members can be added to the whitelist.
Why an anti-nuke is a must
Discord permissions can’t tell a trusted moderator from an account that was just hacked: both have exactly the same rights. A scanned QR code or a fake login link is enough for a legitimate account to start deleting everything.
The anti-nuke judges actions, not roles. A legitimate moderator doesn’t delete ten channels in two minutes.
Get started
Add Orion to your server, then open /settings and adjust the malicious users detection: sensitivity and sanction.
Frequently asked questions
What is a nuke on Discord?
A nuke is a Discord server destroyed from the inside by an account with the permissions to do it: channels and roles deleted one after another, members banned or kicked in a row.
What should I do if a moderator’s account was hacked?
Remove their roles right away, ask the owner to change their password and turn on two-factor authentication, then check the server’s audit log. With Orion’s anti-nuke, the account is stopped as soon as it goes over the action limit.
How do I turn on Orion’s anti-nuke?
Add Orion to your server, then adjust the malicious users detection in /settings: sensitivity and sanction.
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