The rule 'Auth0 Limit Detections' is designed to monitor and detect unusual behaviors related to failed login attempts on user accounts managed through the Auth0 authentication platform. Its main objective is to identify potential brute force attacks by tracking multiple consecutive unsuccessful login attempts that exceed a defined threshold within a specified period. In this case, the rule is triggered when a user makes 10 consecutive unsuccessful login attempts, prompting the Auth0 platform to block further attempts from the originating IP address as part of its brute force protection mechanisms. The detection is logged under 'Auth0.Events' and provides detailed information about the event, including timestamp, connection details, IP address, user agent, and the affected account. This allows security analysts to quickly respond to possible credential abuse or penetration attempts, enhancing overall security posture and protecting user accounts from unauthorized access.