A raid can wreck a server in minutes. TrustNet stops it in seconds.
TrustNet scores every new member the moment they join and reacts on its own when a suspicious wave shows up.
What TrustNet does
- Trust score — account age, default avatar, generated username, inviter, reputation across TrustNet servers: every join gets a green, orange or red status.
- Automatic anti-raid mode — join burst detected: slowmode on public channels, risky accounts quarantined, back to normal on its own once things calm down.
- Coordinated groups — accounts created in series or brought in too fast by the same inviter are isolated together.
- Network passport — an account kicked elsewhere in the TrustNet network arrives already flagged.
- One-click verification — real members press a button, doubtful accounts wait in a reversible quarantine.
- Honeypot traps — a decoy channel or invite to catch bots.
- Web dashboard — live server status, interactive who-invited-whom graph, quarantine queue, exportable logs.
Setup
- Invite TrustNet (“Manage Server” permission required).
- Run
/trust-setupand pick a preset: Cool, Balanced or Strict. - Done — TrustNet keeps watch.
Data — hosted in Switzerland, GDPR and Swiss FADP compliant; a server’s data is deleted 90 days after the bot leaves. Full policy: https://trustnet.fr/privacy
