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Captcha plugin default endpoints

The Captcha Plugin protects three default endpoints: /sign-up/email, /sign-in/email, and /request-password-reset. These endpoints are protected by default when using Email & Password authentication.

Captcha plugin options reference

Plugin options: provider (required, string - your captcha provider), secretKey (required, string - provider's secret key for server-side validation), endpoints (optional, array - custom paths for captcha verification, default is ["/sign-up/email", "/sign-in/email", "/request-password-reset"]), minScore (optional, number - minimum score threshold for Google ReCAPTCHA v3 only, default 0.5), siteKey (optional, string - for hCaptcha and CaptchaFox only, prevents token reuse across sitekeys), siteVerifyURLOverride (optional, string - overrides the captcha verification endpoint URL).

Captcha plugin custom endpoints configuration

To use the Captcha Plugin with authentication methods other than Email & Password, you must configure the endpoints array in plugin options to specify which paths should be protected by captcha verification.

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