Topic: FaucetHUB.io || +Microwallet (9 coins) ||+Dice & +Jackpot||+Games||+Exchange - page 89. (Read 116893 times)

I'm gonna wait for your system and i'm sure it's gonna rocks!
We are a lot of people here that want the faucet ecosystem to survive so you can ask if you need some help

That's real, you do something about security and they inove in the other side creating something new to avoid it.

And to be honest, because this kind of "hack" a lot of faucets can pay a good reward for the users and that's killing the faucets.

Well, good luck again!

That would be nice, but having healthy competition is good too. Bitcoin ecosystem is growing more.

People simply go to the sites they hear about most (average faucet users), while developers know what they need and know exactly where to go

I'm hoping there wont be any bumps down the road

Thanks!

Congratulations on a very difficult journey based on the reason given or the closure of Micropayment.org, Patoshi and Faucetbox.
Will keep a very close eye on this Project.

We need this become the main micro payment system like FaucetBox is.

Would be very frustrating to have to claim on some Xapo faucets, some Epay faucets, some FaucetHub faucets and our money will be splitted.
I ask you, faucet owners, give a chance to this new payment system, as mexican is saying it will be easy and simple to use, nothing to lose here.

Just saw you edited your post.

I'm not quite sure to be honest, the maximum I was thinking is 1.5%, if I manage to combine other stuff which will drop transaction fee expenses.
All I need is a self sustaining service, not a service which will bring me profit

No need to worry about that It'll be there.

I'll add more useful API methods that any other microwallet service ever had, such as checking if the rate limit is reached without needing to claim first and much more.

So there will be safety limits which is good for faucet owners protection,I hope there will be also notice on faucets when safety limits is reached so faucet user do not waste time on solving captcha and click on anti-bot links and after all get the message that faucet is reached safety limits.

I always support the fight against bots,but some faucet owners are widely abused this option in the past.

Hard to give a specific date, but I'd say it's less than 10 days. I can't know exactly, since there will be (most probably) bugs which I'll have to take care of.

I'll add that feature as well, thanks

Thanks for quick response. Also what's the fee you plan to charge?
Also, how long before you launch the website with these security features.

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It's certainly good for me, since I'll need a microwallet service as well for all of my sites.

I figured out it would be better if I had control over my funds than depending on some other new platform or the existing ones which have shown that they're not capable of running their services as they're supposed to.

Thanks!

Best of luck with this Mexicantarget you are trusted and a project like this is very good for you

Hi,

There's no real protection from bots, if someone wants to bot something, he'll do it.
I've been running websites (not faucets) for near a decade now. "Hackers" and script kiddies will always try to exploit our sites, no matter what.
It's up to us to stop them before they do big damage.

Since faucets attract more malicious users because of free bitcoin, they're even more motivated to exploit them. Adding multiple layers of protection wont stop them, but it will drop the rate of attacks a lot, since not all of them have the same knowledge/skills.

What I'm trying to do is add complex algos which will prevent the majority of them do so.

Thanks for your kind words, appreciate it!

Thanks!

Hey,

2FA is a MUST! I encourage all faucet owners, no matter which provider/site(s) they use, to turn on 2FA. An extra layer of security is better than no security.

Prevention is better than cure.

Regarding, threshold limit, there's going to be one. That was my favorite feature on faucetbox and I developed a lot of stuff on top of it on my sites.

4-5 months ago, faucetgame got exploited through blackjack game (not faucetbox's problem) and my threshold was way too high.
Fortunately, faucetbox jumped in and saved the day. No other microwallet service would do better job.
They were able to reverse it and get that bitcoin back into my faucetbox account.

I'll be using all the good features I've seen that are worth having. I'm also going to encourage users using HastyHosts.com (ran by faucetbox folks) and it'll be used in the faucet script I'll be releasing later this year (or at least before faucetbox goes completely off).

Thanks for your feedback!

I'll surely migrate to your service if you have implemented ALL the security features Faucetbox had:
First and foremost is Two-factor authentication. Also, "payout limit" feature in which we only a specified amount can be withdrawn for the API every 30 minutes. I usually set it to around 0.003 BTC so if the hacker gained access to hosting/API, he couldn't empty the wallet. It happened to me earlier this year when I lost 0.2BTC.
Also, there are some more security features on Faucetbox worth adding.
Admin @ Dailyfreebits.com

sounds great!

You are fast lol

I think your service will be better than paytoshi/epay and xapo have some bot attack problems too, if you solve it on your service, will be the number 1...

Since you have a lot of projects and dedication, I think it will be great, thank you!

Don't let the faucets die.

Just the keys man

This looks good,

Will we have to change the faucet box api system in our sites or will we just be able to replace api keys and its up and running? i dont really understand how that stuff works lol

Working as fastest possible, lol

It's going to be very easy to use it. Like I said, I'm keeping in mind faucet owner needs mostly.
It's going to be easy for faucet users to use the service too