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Kazuldur

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Quote from: uchijashisui on January 06, 2016, 12:36:36 PM

Hi guys... what do you think of this address:
122hvRW2FSvgEiqstnxYWxzA91PZBMb8Au
A bot? I have found similar and almost always continous payment from my faucets and others.... quite a coincidence
and this one:
1Po9cWPPqfykFG1Zdrba7bkEcnkbq98BVD...
I don't know... a lot of referrals, more than 20 payments in seconds...

It has only referral payouts, so either bot or just a rotator or something similar.

uchijashisui

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Hi guys... what do you think of this address:
122hvRW2FSvgEiqstnxYWxzA91PZBMb8Au
A bot? I have found similar and almost always continous payment from my faucets and others.... quite a coincidence
and this one:
1Po9cWPPqfykFG1Zdrba7bkEcnkbq98BVD...
I don't know... a lot of referrals, more than 20 payments in seconds...

BitcoinFuture99

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Quote from: BitBustah on January 06, 2016, 03:15:50 AM

Quote from: BitcoinFuture99 on January 05, 2016, 08:45:12 PM

I couldn't refill my faucet balance, also bots attacks were going on and emptying my balance

now all is well.

Why didn't you disable your faucet?
Or temporarily disabled your webserver? You could have renamed your index.php file to something else and put up another index.php file?

Running a site/faucet isn't just putting up a script and watch the money roll in. It's hard work.

I made it 1 satoshi at that time to note down all IPs and Addresses. Also I don't put allot of satoshi in my faucet balance because no one knows if my hosting provider steal it through my API

Kazuldur

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Quote from: mexicantarget on January 06, 2016, 05:18:34 AM

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4. review and use one of the list of addresses / IPs / hostnames used by bots that you can find on this forum

I am not sure if this is a good practice to be honest, since a lot of people use proxies/VPNs for many reasons. It would decrease traffic and earnings would be much lower.

In that case leave Nastyhosts disabled, as it also tries to block proxies/VPNs.

mexicantarget

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Quote from: Kazuldur on January 06, 2016, 05:11:02 AM

Quote from: mexicantarget on January 06, 2016, 03:24:40 AM

What do you guys think, is reCaptcha a "safe" practice against bots?

Bot protection is a hot issue currently. It seems that no captcha on it's own is enough to prevent bots. You should:

1. use captcha (I still think that FunCaptcha is best, but there are different opinions. reCaptcha is most certainly not secure: http://www.deathbycaptcha.com/user/login)
2. use CloudFlare or Incapsula (they try to catch bots too, but make sure you've configured it correctly. Your web server MUST block connections that don't come from their servers or you'll be hacked)
3. use NastyHosts.com service (you can enable that in admin panel)
4. review and use one of the list of addresses / IPs / hostnames used by bots that you can find on this forum
5. don't put too much coins on your account and make use of the safety limits in FaucetBOX.com Dashboard

But still, there are no guarantees that it'll be enough.

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4. review and use one of the list of addresses / IPs / hostnames used by bots that you can find on this forum

I am not sure if this is a good practice to be honest, since a lot of people use proxies/VPNs for many reasons. It would decrease traffic and earnings would be much lower.

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5. don't put too much coins on your account and make use of the safety limits in FaucetBOX.com Dashboard

Will keep that in mind, thanks.

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1. use captcha (I still think that FunCaptcha is best, but there are different opinions. reCaptcha is most certainly not secure: http://www.deathbycaptcha.com/user/login)

Didn't know that, will check it out and see the pros and cons of both, then will decide on which one I'll use.
Valuable info, thanks.

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2. use CloudFlare or Incapsula (they try to catch bots too, but make sure you've configured it correctly. Your web server MUST block connections that don't come from their servers or you'll be hacked)

That wont be an issue, since I've coded something which will prevent bots. Not 100% of course, but we'll see.
Will check out CF later.

Thanks for the info, it's really helpful, appreciate it.

Kazuldur

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Quote from: mexicantarget on January 06, 2016, 03:24:40 AM

What do you guys think, is reCaptcha a "safe" practice against bots?

Bot protection is a hot issue currently. It seems that no captcha on it's own is enough to prevent bots. You should:

1. use captcha (I still think that FunCaptcha is best, but there are different opinions. reCaptcha is most certainly not secure: http://www.deathbycaptcha.com/user/login)
2. use CloudFlare or Incapsula (they try to catch bots too, but make sure you've configured it correctly. Your web server MUST block connections that don't come from their servers or you'll be hacked)
3. use NastyHosts.com service (you can enable that in admin panel)
4. review and use one of the list of addresses / IPs / hostnames used by bots that you can find on this forum
5. don't put too much coins on your account and make use of the safety limits in FaucetBOX.com Dashboard

But still, there are no guarantees that it'll be enough.

mexicantarget

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Cypherpunk (& cyberpunk)

Quote from: BitBustah on January 06, 2016, 03:15:50 AM

Quote from: BitcoinFuture99 on January 05, 2016, 08:45:12 PM

I couldn't refill my faucet balance, also bots attacks were going on and emptying my balance

now all is well.

Why didn't you disable your faucet?
Or temporarily disabled your webserver? You could have renamed your index.php file to something else and put up another index.php file?

Running a site/faucet isn't just putting up a script and watch the money roll in. It's hard work.

You're right about that.

Hoping I wont have those issues on www.FaucetGame.com (Site not finished yet, got a few tweaks to do and it will be done today

)

I decided to use FaucetBox as my wallet.

What do you guys think, is reCaptcha a "safe" practice against bots?

BitBustah

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Quote from: BitcoinFuture99 on January 05, 2016, 08:45:12 PM

I couldn't refill my faucet balance, also bots attacks were going on and emptying my balance

now all is well.

Why didn't you disable your faucet?
Or temporarily disabled your webserver? You could have renamed your index.php file to something else and put up another index.php file?

Running a site/faucet isn't just putting up a script and watch the money roll in. It's hard work.

BitcoinFuture99

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Quote from: ephuigens on January 05, 2016, 02:15:30 PM

Quote from: BitcoinFuture99 on December 06, 2015, 07:27:18 AM

faucetbox gone bad. Never expected from it. Faucet box take so much fee and still not working

Any wallet address of mine in here states, that Faucetbox will pay out in 48 hours if treshold has been reached, so why don't they keep their side of the bargain?
I would rather be able to withdraw manually if i'm over the treshold, then have to wait indefinitely for Faucetbox to do what they promise.

on that day there was login problem. and then faucetbox fixed it soon after. I couldn't refill my faucet balance, also bots attacks were going on and emptying my balance

now all is well.

BitBustah

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I'm satisfied with the way FaucetBOX works. Sure, there's a fee. But nothing is free you know.

Kazuldur

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Quote from: ephuigens on January 05, 2016, 02:15:30 PM

Quote from: BitcoinFuture99 on December 06, 2015, 07:27:18 AM

faucetbox gone bad. Never expected from it. Faucet box take so much fee and still not working

Any wallet address of mine in here states, that Faucetbox will pay out in 48 hours if treshold has been reached, so why don't they keep their side of the bargain?
I would rather be able to withdraw manually if i'm over the treshold, then have to wait indefinitely for Faucetbox to do what they promise.

Unfortunately we can't allow users to withdraw manually. That's the whole reason FaucetBOX.com exists in the first place. We need to batch payouts to many, many users before we actually pay out to make fees to the network as low as possible.

Quote from: uchijashisui on January 05, 2016, 07:51:52 AM

Thankyou Butord, the php version is 5.5, I have checked what you have told med and this is the error:

Notice: Post request, but session is invalid. in /home/vdjrnhsr/public_html/mayabitcoin.com/index.php on line 2061

Does it also happen if you try unmodified template with nothing in the ad boxes in admin panel? That issue is often triggered by weird ads and visitor tracking systems that for some reason make AJAX request to the site itself, which invalidates the anti-CSRF token.

Holdaaja

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Quote from: truongdatnhan on January 05, 2016, 11:32:51 AM

Quote from: Holdaaja on January 05, 2016, 08:00:20 AM

Quote from: truongdatnhan on January 04, 2016, 11:54:58 PM

sone one help me pls
my bottom folder get really really far away
BTW anychance to edit the width of the right box i want it wither to make the ads look more compact

http://www.upsieutoc.com/images/2016/01/04/FireShotScreenCapture080-PlusBTC-plusbtc_pw.jpg

You should use some CSS to fix that.

ty for your reply but as i can see there is no style.css
only Index.php

Css is in php files inside

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