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If you have a high-value site, none of those will work. By making your form different than the masses, you've protected yourself from common attacks. Diversity
by po 17y ago
If you have a high-value site, none of those will work. By making your form different than the masses, you've protected yourself from common attacks. Diversity is good.
However, if you are implementing a sign-up form for an email service there really isn't a great way to detect fraudulent signups without using a captcha.
That being said, the end game is that the bots will be able to detect anything a human can. Already, they can detect better than elderly or disabled humans. The path to take in this is to get better at automatically detecting behavior we don't want (wether via human or bot) and to block or delete it.
- Retric 17y agoI think the simplest solution is adding your phone number and have the website call you back with the first password. Granted it's not anonymous for the user and not free for the website. You would still need to ban accounts that generated spam, but that now becomes a useful tool. PS: Runs to the patent office...