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Hi, I am the developer of clickcha. Appreciate the input, but you seem to be forgetting that bruteforcing can be avoided by temporarily banning the IP for some
by iDope 16y ago
Hi,
I am the developer of clickcha. Appreciate the input, but you seem to be forgetting that bruteforcing can be avoided by temporarily banning the IP for some time after certain number of incorrect attempts.
- zebra 16y agoDon't forget that spammers exploit botnets with tens of thousands zombie computers each one with unique IP. 2.8% from 10000 zombies = 280 first try successful breaches.
- niklas 16y agoThat's why they use botnets for this. Each attempt will be from a fresh ip.
- timelinex 16y agoDon't give up though, you are on to something. If you can make the permutation higher then yea you can definitely make it big.
- stoney 16y agoYou could make it much harder for bots by asking the user to click on two numbers (e.g. highest and lowest). I don't think that would be too much extra work for the user as most of the effort is in scanning through all of the numbers.