Is basic Apache authentication brute force protection?

Will it be closed and blocked after repeated attempts of a false password and / or will it add spaces between repetitions? Or does it depend on which modules you or your provider install? Thanks!

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By default, installing Apache does not do this.

this is usually best done using your web application (e.g. PHP / JSP) to attack your account.

for a network attack, it is better not for web servers, because it is difficult to identify the source due to the large number of anonymous / transparent proxies / VPN / NAT. as soon as you implement this, you usually get a lot of โ€œwhy can't I connectโ€ complains ...

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