Message displayed to visitor when they have been denied access. You may want to leave a message to explain the reasons you have blocked an ip. e.g. when the visitor country is unauthorized or a vpn has been detected. You may invite the visitor to change his behavior, as for having many times hit the "deny url regex".
This should be a short global message and may be combined with CAPTCHA. Displaying a message for denied access visitors can serve several purposes:
. Transparency: By displaying a clear message indicating that access has been denied, you provide transparency to the visitor, letting them know that their access attempt was unsuccessful. This helps avoid confusion and provides a straightforward explanation for the denied access.
. User behavior: You can include information about potential security risks, policy violations, or instructions on how to resolve the issue and regain access. This educational aspect can help users understand the importance of adhering to security protocols or following specific guidelines. A visitor behind a vpn, knows he is behind a vpn, and sure, it's not the fifth time he has been blocked the same day for same reason on other websites.
. Communication Channel: Including a message for denied access visitors can provide a communication channel between the visitor and the website owner or administrator. It can allow users to seek further assistance, report false positives, or request clarification on the denial. This can help maintain a positive user experience and foster trust between the user and the website.