• Resolved matyshfn

    (@matyshfn)


    Hello,
    I have just created a site and I am gradually putting it online. For the past week, I have had dozens of bot accounts per day creating an account on this site, which is polluting my database and my mailbox. I would like to know how I can make this no longer happen. I have already activated Captcha in Elementor settings.
    Module Name on my page : My Account

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  • Plugin Support Milos

    (@miloss84)

    Hi there,

    Dealing with bot accounts is a common issue for new websites, and implementing CAPTCHA is a good first step. However, bots have become increasingly sophisticated, and additional measures might be necessary to effectively mitigate this issue. Here are several strategies you can implement to further protect your site:

    1. Advanced CAPTCHA Techniques
      reCAPTCHA v3: Unlike reCAPTCHA v2, which requires user interaction, reCAPTCHA v3 works in the background to analyze user behavior and assign a score. This can be more effective in distinguishing between bots and human users.
      hCaptcha: Similar to Google’s reCAPTCHA but with a focus on privacy. It also offers different types of challenges that may be more effective against bots.
    2. Honeypots
      Implement hidden fields in your forms that are invisible to human users but can be filled out by bots. If these fields are filled, you can safely assume it’s a bot and discard the submission.
    3. Email Verification
      Require users to verify their email addresses before they can fully activate their accounts. This adds an extra step that can deter bots, as many automated scripts do not handle email verification well.
    4. Rate Limiting and Throttling
      Implement rate limiting on account creation to restrict the number of accounts that can be created from a single IP address within a certain time frame. This can prevent mass account creation by bots.
    5. IP Blocking
      Analyze the IP addresses of the bots and block them if they appear to be coming from suspicious locations or have a history of malicious activity.
    6. Use Web Application Firewalls (WAF)
      Services like Cloudflare, Sucuri, or AWS WAF can provide an additional layer of security by filtering out malicious traffic before it reaches your site.
    7. Behavioral Analysis
      Monitor and analyze user behavior on your site. Unusual patterns, such as multiple account creations from the same IP or in a very short timeframe, can be flagged for further investigation or automatic blocking.
    8. Implement Stronger Password Policies
      Require users to create stronger passwords. Bots often use simple passwords, and this can help in filtering out bot-generated accounts.

    Hope this will help you

    Thread Starter matyshfn

    (@matyshfn)

    Hello, I have installed the captcha and the email verification but nothing has changed I will test the others

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