I arrive home to find a spam comment, grrrr! How could this be... yet I've installed Captcha (see Comment Spam article)
I guess some spam engine has managed to screen read, interpret the characters in the Captcha box and submit the form...grrrr
The lengths these spam engines go to.... surely there are easier sites to leave spam on.... why mine? Not that computers have 'intelligence' to understand one site is easier than another...
What do I do next? Perhaps make the image harder for a computer to read? Add a textured background? Add more characters? Change the font? Maybe use a picture of a house instead and ask users to type the name of the image they see? Thoughts?
You do have to see the funny side however...




Jonathan
Sam alerted me to a security vulnerability in Drupal 4.6 which could be the cause of some of the latest SPAM comments that have seemingly bypassed the Captcha module.
Read Sam's entry
I have upgraded to Drupal 4.6.2 which contains the patch for this security vulnerability.
Brian
This is really interesting. Visit my site at the link above.
Jack
Quite intresting article.I visit that Comment Spam link.it's really good.I got good points to stop spamming.
Photoshop CS4
Photoshop CS4
Windows XP
Microsoft Office
Metallic UGG Boots
Mini UGG Boots
Post new comment