If i use captcha will i be able to stop the spam completely in my blog?
The captchas seem to be fooled by adept people. The Akismet is better option in my view. Having said that you should still use captch along with Akismet 🙂
The captchas seem to be fooled by adept people. The Akismet is better option in my view. Having said that you should still use captch along with Akismet 🙂
I saw a creative approach to this once… For each login attempt, that fails, the lockout time increases… exponentially. attempt | lockout time ====================== 1 | 2s 2 | 4s 3 | 8s 4 | 16s 5 | 32s 6 | 64s 7 | 128s 8 | 256s 9 | 512s 10 | 1024s In … Read more
Adding Captcha to Symfony2 Login Page I am not sure this is a great idea. But it’s doable. Where is the symfony or FOSUserBundle login form type? There is no form type for the login. The form is directly embed in the template as you can see in login.html.twig. How could you do it? You … Read more
Update: The answer was accepted because I recommended KeyCAPTCHA. From my hard-earned painful expereince, KeyCAPTCHA is a scam by professional spammers. I removed my recommendations of KeyCAPTCHA Note that most professional spambots are integrated with sweatshops (1 USD a 1000 solutions) human captcha solvers API. When a spambot cannot pass captcha itself it (spam bot), … Read more
I am the author of SimpleCaptcha. While I would recommend — for humanity’s sake — using ReCaptcha where you can, I provided SimpleCaptcha because some organizations have policies which prohibit libraries like ReCaptcha. SimpleCaptcha is meant to be entirely stand-alone, with no external dependencies: as long as you are in a J2EE container, you should … Read more
I basically use one trick on my site to prevent Spam and it works great (at least until spambot programmers will read this post 😉 ). Code is like this: In the script that builds the site which contains the form, I implemented: $_SESSION[‘lastSiteId’] = ‘something Unique’; $_SESSION[‘lastSiteRequest’] = time(); The script that contains the … Read more
This is speculation, but based on Google’s reference to the “risk analysis engine” they use (http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.com/2014/12/are-you-robot-introducing-no-captcha.html) I would assume it looks at how you behaved prior to clicking, how your cursor moved on its way to the check (organic path/acceleration), which part of the checkbox was clicked (random places, or dead on center every time), … Read more
In case the Selenium driven ChromeDriver initiated google-chrome Browsing Context is getting redirected to the page… … this implies that a Cloudflare program is blocking your program from accessing the AUT (Application under Test). Analysis There can be several reasons behind Cloudflare blocking the access as follows: Cloudflare have idenified your program asa bot and … Read more
I have tried doing ‘honeypots’ where you put a field and then hide it with CSS (marking it as ‘leave blank’ for anyone with stylesheets disabled) but I have found that a lot of bots are able to get past it very quickly. There are also techniques like setting fields to a certain value and … Read more
When you visit a site which is protected by cloudflare, it would contain a security check which you cannot bypass and on failing eventually your access is denied and you are redirected to the captcha challenge page due to the requests from low reputation IP addresses. IP Reputation is calculated based on Project Honeypot, external … Read more