You can address the issue of spam bots spamming your Sentry.io account in the following ways:
Put a CAPTCHA in place to verify that the request is coming from a real person and not a bot.
Implement rate limiting on your API endpoints to limit the number of requests that can be sent by an IP address.
Implement CSRF token validation to ensure that the request is coming from a valid form submission.
Whitelist trusted IPs to ensure that only authorized systems are able to send requests to your Sentry.io account.
Review the logs and identify the source of the spam bot activity. Block the offending IP addresses or domains to prevent further spam.
Implement two-factor authentication for your Sentry.io account to reduce the risk of unauthorized access.
Contact Sentry.io support for further assistance in addressing the issue.
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