Webhooks

Infinity-Filter can post Discord notifications to a webhook of your choice. Three categories are supported, each with its own tab in the panel: Attack, Anti-VPN and Analytics.

Every tab follows the same pattern: an on/off toggle, a Webhook URL field, a Webhook Message template, and a Test Webhook button. The Message template supports a small set of variables that are substituted at send time — different per tab.

Where to find it

Open Network → Settings → Webhook. The page has a horizontal sub-nav: Attack (default), Anti-VPN, Analytics.

Discord webhook URL

Each tab takes one Discord webhook URL. To create one:

1. In Discord, open the target channel → ⚙ → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook.
2. Copy the Webhook URL.
3. Paste it into the corresponding tab in the panel.
4. Toggle the webhook on, then click Test Webhook to send a sample message.

Attack

Posts when Infinity-Filter detects an attack on the network. The message is the text you’ve configured, with a CPS graph of the attack attached as an image.

Variables

Anti-VPN

Posts when Anti-VPN blocks a login. One message per block, with the variables substituted from the rejected connection.

Variables

Analytics

Sends a periodic analytics report at the frequency you pick. Unlike Attack and Anti-VPN, this tab has an extra Webhook Frequency select (e.g. Daily) — the message fires on that cadence rather than on an event.

Variables

Testing a webhook

Each tab has a Test Webhook button that sends a sample message to the configured URL with the variables filled in by mock values. Use it to confirm the webhook is reachable before you wait for a real event.

Disabling a webhook

Each tab has a switch at the top right that toggles the webhook on or off. Flip it off and the corresponding event category stops posting — no need to clear the URL.

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