Ajax Register: Invisible reCAPTCHA!!!!
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5 years 4 months ago - 5 years 4 months ago #8118
by jacksonmonkey
Any plans to implement Invisible reCAPTCHA as an option?
Thanks,
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5 years 4 months ago #8128
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Emir Sakic
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Hello,
Yes, it's planned. Can't give you the exact release date yet.
Yes, it's planned. Can't give you the exact release date yet.
Emir Sakic
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5 years 3 weeks ago #8194
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Hello Emir,
One of my domains is very popular and even though my Ajax register is not very old, I got 24 fake registrations within 12 hours. I tried different captcha options on the form already. Even your question and answers captcha is passable. So believe me invisible capctha is not a solution as well. Please try to add two more optional protections to the form: Honeypot and minimum time to post a form (counter).
Here is what I quote for you from a plugin:
This plugin uses a Time Gate. This is a hidden timestamp that records how long it took to fill in a form. If the form was submitted more quickly than humanly possible, we can block the submission.
This plugin also uses a Honey Pot. A text field is added to the form and hidden by adding a style tag at the end of the document head tag. It isn't visible to a human user, but a spambot doesn't see that and fills in the field anyway. If we find anything at all in that field when the form is submitted, we've caught a spambot in the honey pot! And the form is blocked.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Hakan
One of my domains is very popular and even though my Ajax register is not very old, I got 24 fake registrations within 12 hours. I tried different captcha options on the form already. Even your question and answers captcha is passable. So believe me invisible capctha is not a solution as well. Please try to add two more optional protections to the form: Honeypot and minimum time to post a form (counter).
Here is what I quote for you from a plugin:
This plugin uses a Time Gate. This is a hidden timestamp that records how long it took to fill in a form. If the form was submitted more quickly than humanly possible, we can block the submission.
This plugin also uses a Honey Pot. A text field is added to the form and hidden by adding a style tag at the end of the document head tag. It isn't visible to a human user, but a spambot doesn't see that and fills in the field anyway. If we find anything at all in that field when the form is submitted, we've caught a spambot in the honey pot! And the form is blocked.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Hakan
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4 years 11 months ago #8201
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Emir Sakic
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Hi Hakan,
We already have Honeypot Spam Trap as option in AJAX Register. It can't be combined with other methods though, will have a look on that in the next version. Coming up.
We already have Honeypot Spam Trap as option in AJAX Register. It can't be combined with other methods though, will have a look on that in the next version. Coming up.
Emir Sakic
www.sakic.net
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