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⛔ Case #131 - BAN
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“I shared a link I had not checked. I have read the rules again and it will not happen twice.”
quietfox, banned for a scam link in #general
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One bot, every tool. Here is how Nighthawk stacks up against the bots you already know.
| Nighthawk | Fluxy | Sapphire | MEE6 | Dyno | Zeppelin | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ban appeals | Supported. Integrated web appeal form with E2E encryption, automated staff notifications, and unban execution. | Not available. Doesn't support Ban appeals | Not available. Doesn't support Ban appeals | Not available. Doesn't support Ban appeals | Not available. Doesn't support Ban appeals | Not available. Doesn't support Ban appeals |
| E2E encrypted appeals | Supported. RSA-OAEP 4096 / AES-256-GCM browser-to-browser encryption. Server and DB cannot read appeal data. | Not available. Doesn't support E2E encrypted appeals | Not available. Doesn't support E2E encrypted appeals | Not available. Doesn't support E2E encrypted appeals | Not available. Doesn't support E2E encrypted appeals | Not available. Doesn't support E2E encrypted appeals |
| At-rest data encryption | Supported. Per-guild AES-256-GCM envelope encryption for mod logs, case reasons, and user data. | Not available. Doesn't support At-rest data encryption | Not available. Doesn't support At-rest data encryption | Not available. Doesn't support At-rest data encryption | Not available. Doesn't support At-rest data encryption | Not available. Doesn't support At-rest data encryption |
| Incident replay / post-mortem | Supported. Reconstruct raid timelines with step-by-step event playback and batch undo. | Not available. Doesn't support Incident replay / post-mortem | Not available. Doesn't support Incident replay / post-mortem | Not available. Doesn't support Incident replay / post-mortem | Not available. Doesn't support Incident replay / post-mortem | Not available. Doesn't support Incident replay / post-mortem |
| Security health score | Supported. Automated audit analyzing role hierarchy, channel permissions, and automod gaps. | Not available. Doesn't support Security health score | Not available. Doesn't support Security health score | Not available. Doesn't support Security health score | Not available. Doesn't support Security health score | Not available. Doesn't support Security health score |
| Cross-community ban network | Supported. Shared global threat intelligence and cross-community dispute system. | Partial / Paid. Centralized global ban list, but lacks multi-tenant cross-community dispute handling. | Not available. Doesn't support Cross-community ban network | Not available. Doesn't support Cross-community ban network | Not available. Doesn't support Cross-community ban network | Not available. Doesn't support Cross-community ban network |
| Reusable reason templates | Supported. Pre-configured moderation reason shortcuts accessible directly in dashboard and commands. | Not available. Doesn't support Reusable reason templates | Partial / Paid. Custom command aliases can pre-fill reasons, but lacks a dedicated reason template manager UI. | Not available. Doesn't support Reusable reason templates | Not available. Doesn't support Reusable reason templates | Partial / Paid. Supports reason shortcuts via custom raw config files, but lacks UI manager. |
| Adaptive slowmode | Supported. Automatically adjusts channel slowmode delay based on real-time message velocity. | Not available. Doesn't support Adaptive slowmode | Not available. Doesn't support Adaptive slowmode | Not available. Doesn't support Adaptive slowmode | Partial / Paid. Basic slowmode commands available; velocity-based auto-scaling requires Dyno Premium. | Supported. Supports automated slowmode rules based on message traffic thresholds. |
| Anti-raid protection | Supported. Real-time Machine Learning join evaluation, automated cluster massbans, Global Watchlist threat sync, and multi-tier lockdown built-in. | Partial / Paid. Honeypots, join verification, and manual lockdown command, but lacks real-time mass-join rate detection. | Partial / Paid. Basic join gates and verification rules, but lacks dedicated automated mass-join panic lockdown. | Not available. Doesn't support Anti-raid protection | Not available. Doesn't support Anti-raid protection | Supported. Advanced configurable anti-raid triggers and join rate limits via raw config schemas. |
| Ticket system | Supported. Free reaction panels, templates with forms, staff routing, mute and warn appeals, and encrypted transcripts on the dashboard. | Partial / Paid. Lists tickets among its features, but documents no forms, transcripts or staff routing. | Not available. Doesn't support Ticket system | Partial / Paid. The ticketing plugin needs MEE6 Premium, and transcripts are a Premium feature. | Supported. Free Tickets module with panels, intake forms and transcripts. More panels and extra questions need Premium. | Not available. Doesn't support Ticket system |
| Case-based moderation | Supported. Full case ID tracking, reason logs, moderator attribution, and case action rollbacks included out of the box. | Partial / Paid. Infraction warnings and modlogs, but lacks case action rollbacks and case ID indexing. | Supported. Configurable case ID tracking, infraction logging, moderator attribution, and case search. | Partial / Paid. Requires MEE6 Premium ($11.99/mo) for case history indexing, search, and custom infraction tracking. | Partial / Paid. Basic action logging is free, but searching extended case history and exporting mod logs requires Dyno Premium ($5/mo). | Supported. Comprehensive moderation case logging and auditing configured via raw JSON schemas. |
| Automod rules | Supported. Custom keyword filters, regex matching, spam detection, invite link blocklists, and mass mention protection included. | Supported. Keyword filtering, antilink, antispam, ghostping detection, and honeypot rules. | Supported. Custom keyword filters, invite link blocklists, spam prevention, and mass mention rules. | Supported. Includes basic word filtering for free; advanced regex, link protection, and custom automod rules require MEE6 Premium. | Supported. Offers standard automod filters for free; extended custom rules and regex filters require Dyno Premium. | Supported. Highly configurable automod engine via detailed YAML/JSON config files. |
| Granular logging | Supported. Comprehensive event logs covering message edits, deletions, role updates, voice activity, and mod actions. | Supported. Dedicated channel logging for community events and moderation actions. | Supported. Configurable event logging per channel for message edits, deletions, role updates, and moderation actions. | Partial / Paid. Basic event logging is free; detailed message edit/delete history and voice logs require MEE6 Premium. | Supported. Supports rich channel logging; extended log history requires Dyno Premium. | Supported. Extremely granular event logging routed to custom channels per event type. |
| Reaction roles | Supported. Self-serve role menus with button, dropdown, and reaction triggers built-in. | Supported. Reaction role assignment configured via chat commands. | Supported. Extensive support for button roles, dropdown select menus, and classic reaction roles. | Supported. Supports reaction roles; maximum number of active role menus restricted on free tier. | Supported. Reaction role menus supported; advanced customization requires Dyno Premium. | Not available. Doesn't support Reaction roles |
| Role-based permissions | Supported. Granular permission overrides per command, group, and moderation action. | Supported. Command permission overrides and staff role declarations. | Supported. Granular command permission overrides per role, group, and channel. | Partial / Paid. Command-level role permissions require MEE6 Premium subscription. | Supported. Role-based command permission rules available out of the box. | Supported. Granular permission overrides defined per command level in JSON config. |
Everything you might want to know before you add Nighthawk.
Nighthawk is a free moderation bot and web dashboard for Fluxer communities. Cases, automod, machine-learning anti-raid, a verification gate, ban appeals, tickets, logging and role permissions all live in one place. It is not related to the routers, trading bots or other products that share the name.
Fluxer is a free, open-source chat platform for communities, with text, voice and video. Nighthawk is a bot built for it: you add it to a Fluxer community and manage everything from the Nighthawk dashboard.
Yes. Moderation, automod, logging, appeals and the full dashboard are free for every community. DeepIntel is an optional add-on that buys more AI moderation volume and image scanning, and nothing else.
Add it in a couple of clicks, then configure everything visually from the dashboard. There are no config files and no IDs to copy and paste.
Yes. Map your existing roles to permission groups so each moderator gets exactly the access you grant, from full admin down to a single dashboard section.
Plenty: reaction roles, welcome messages, reusable message templates, adaptive slowmode that responds to chat speed, and a security health check that scores your community's setup and fixes common gaps in one click.
Yes. When your community publishes its encryption key, an appeal is encrypted in the submitter's browser before it is sent. Only your team's key can read it, so Nighthawk's servers and database only ever store ciphertext.
Case reasons, saved and deleted message content, incident replays, automod matches, audit details and username history are stored as ciphertext in the database and only unscrambled when your team looks at them. Watchlist reports stay readable by design, because they are shared across communities.
A shared ban network across Nighthawk communities. Opted-in communities report users banned for serious offences, reports build a weighted confidence level, and your community can alert, kick or ban when a flagged user joins. Sharing never reveals your community's name.
They can file a dispute from the public dispute page, and the Nighthawk team reviews every one. False entries are struck from the network, and dispute contents are end-to-end encrypted while they are reviewed.
Unlike legacy bots that rely on static join counters that raiders easily bypass, Nighthawk uses real-time Machine Learning to analyze join waves and account patterns as they arrive. If a coordinated attack or malicious wave is detected, Nighthawk neutralizes the entire cluster in seconds, escalates your community's defenses, and alerts your staff.
Bulk-registered and scripted accounts, before they ever reach a channel. Every new member is held on a role you choose and only gets your welcome roles once they pass a captcha link, a reaction panel, a text code or an image code. Codes are answered in DMs so wrong guesses never land in your community, and anyone who never finishes is kicked on a timer you set.
No. Nighthawk DMs a one-time link, and the fact that it arrived in that member's DMs is already proof of whose account it is. The page also sees the visitor's IP address, which the bot never gets, so VPN, proxy and datacentre connections are turned away before the captcha even loads.