Zrix Country Blocker

Develop by ZRIX INC

Free App

Protect with IP/country blocks, whitelisting and data security

Content protection

Ip whitelisting

Country blocking

Ip blocking

About Zrix Country Blocker

Launched Aug 01, 2024

Built by ZRIX INC

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Description

Take control as the leader of your online realm. Block specific countries or individual IP addresses to secure your site. Need to grant access to a particular user? You can unlock specific IPs for personalized access. Tailor your protection to achieve the ideal balance between security and user convenience. Additionally, prevent users from copying your content using context clicks or keyboard commands.

Block Country - Block users coming from a selected counties secure your site
Blocked IP : You can Block suspicious or Specific IPs that you stop fraud user.
WhiteList IP : You can allow specific IPs that is useful for your website.
Data Protection: Disable -> Context click, Keyboard Shortcuts, Content select.

Pros

Ability to block specific countries for enhanced site security
Option to block individual IP addresses to stop suspicious or fraudulent users
Feature to whitelist specific IPs, allowing personalized access for trusted users
Data protection features like disabling context clicks, keyboard shortcuts, and content selection to prevent content theft
Customizable protection settings to achieve a balance between security and user convenience

Cons

May inconvenience legitimate users from blocked countries or IP addresses
Managing whitelists and blacklists could be time-consuming, especially for sites with large traffic
Potential technical issues or false positives leading to blocked legitimate users
Disabling context clicks and keyboard shortcuts may affect usability for certain users
Limited scope of protection; does not address all types of security threats (eg, internal threats, sophisticated hacking attempts)