How to Block Spam Registrations on Wapka with Temporary CAPTCHA
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2025 7:13 am
[center]How to Prevent Spam Registrations on Your Wapka Website Using Temporary CAPTCHA (JavaScript)[/center]
If you want to avoid spammy temporary registrations and block bots from creating fake accounts on your Wapka website, here's a simple solution using a JavaScript-based CAPTCHA. This method is effective for preventing bot registrations via Windows browsers. However, please note that this is a temporary solution and can be bypassed by advanced tools like checkers or hackers, but it's still a solid approach for most cases.
How to Implement
1. Download the CAPTCHA Script
Download the JavaScript file from [this link](https://iui.sacmau.mobi/assets/js/lorii ... cha.0.1.js). Please *download* the file instead of embedding it directly, as we may remove or change the script at any time.
2. How to Add the Script to Your Registration Page
After downloading the script, you need to add it to your registration page. Simply insert the script at the end of your registration form's HTML code. It should look something like this:
Important Note: Always place the script at the bottom of the page. If you place it elsewhere, the CAPTCHA form may be shown on unintended forms, and that could annoy your users.
How the CAPTCHA Works
Once the script is added, it will automatically trigger the following process:
1. Image Creation: When users visit the registration page, the script will create a CAPTCHA image dynamically using the Canvas API.
2. Cookie Storage: The script will send a cookie to the user's browser to store the CAPTCHA for verification purposes.
3. User Input: The user will see the CAPTCHA image along with an input field to enter the characters from the image.
4. Validation: If the user enters the correct characters, the submit button will appear, allowing the registration to proceed. If the CAPTCHA is incorrect, a new one will be generated, and the user will be asked to try again.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- This method effectively blocks bots from submitting multiple registrations through Windows-based browsers.
- The CAPTCHA is dynamically generated, which means it can't be easily bypassed by bots that use static or predictable CAPTCHA solutions.
Cons:
- User experience: It can be annoying for users, especially if they have to retry multiple times due to incorrect CAPTCHA inputs.
- Limited Protection: While this method works for most spam bots, it won't stop advanced checkers or hackers from bypassing it. However, most spammers aren't going to spend time cracking your CAPTCHA.
Demo:
[video]https://cdn.anh.moe/s9/5Wr7lXdj.mp4[/video][hr][/hr]https://anh.moe/view/btWzII#
You can check out a demo of how the CAPTCHA will look like by visiting this image:
Conclusion
In summary, this CAPTCHA system is a temporary solution for preventing spam sign-ups. If you can afford it, using a more robust service like Google's reCAPTCHA is a better long-term solution. However, reCAPTCHA can be more intrusive for users, and it might annoy them even more than this custom CAPTCHA system.
This JavaScript-based CAPTCHA is a good measure if you're looking for something quick, easy, and free. Just keep in mind that this will not protect against advanced attacks, but it will stop most spam registrations that use automated scripts.
Happy coding, and best of luck managing your Wapka website!
If you want to avoid spammy temporary registrations and block bots from creating fake accounts on your Wapka website, here's a simple solution using a JavaScript-based CAPTCHA. This method is effective for preventing bot registrations via Windows browsers. However, please note that this is a temporary solution and can be bypassed by advanced tools like checkers or hackers, but it's still a solid approach for most cases.
How to Implement
1. Download the CAPTCHA Script
Download the JavaScript file from [this link](https://iui.sacmau.mobi/assets/js/lorii ... cha.0.1.js). Please *download* the file instead of embedding it directly, as we may remove or change the script at any time.
2. How to Add the Script to Your Registration Page
After downloading the script, you need to add it to your registration page. Simply insert the script at the end of your registration form's HTML code. It should look something like this:
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<script src="path_to_loriikuncaptcha.0.1.js"></script>
How the CAPTCHA Works
Once the script is added, it will automatically trigger the following process:
1. Image Creation: When users visit the registration page, the script will create a CAPTCHA image dynamically using the Canvas API.
2. Cookie Storage: The script will send a cookie to the user's browser to store the CAPTCHA for verification purposes.
3. User Input: The user will see the CAPTCHA image along with an input field to enter the characters from the image.
4. Validation: If the user enters the correct characters, the submit button will appear, allowing the registration to proceed. If the CAPTCHA is incorrect, a new one will be generated, and the user will be asked to try again.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- This method effectively blocks bots from submitting multiple registrations through Windows-based browsers.
- The CAPTCHA is dynamically generated, which means it can't be easily bypassed by bots that use static or predictable CAPTCHA solutions.
Cons:
- User experience: It can be annoying for users, especially if they have to retry multiple times due to incorrect CAPTCHA inputs.
- Limited Protection: While this method works for most spam bots, it won't stop advanced checkers or hackers from bypassing it. However, most spammers aren't going to spend time cracking your CAPTCHA.
Demo:
[video]https://cdn.anh.moe/s9/5Wr7lXdj.mp4[/video][hr][/hr]https://anh.moe/view/btWzII#
You can check out a demo of how the CAPTCHA will look like by visiting this image:
Conclusion
In summary, this CAPTCHA system is a temporary solution for preventing spam sign-ups. If you can afford it, using a more robust service like Google's reCAPTCHA is a better long-term solution. However, reCAPTCHA can be more intrusive for users, and it might annoy them even more than this custom CAPTCHA system.
This JavaScript-based CAPTCHA is a good measure if you're looking for something quick, easy, and free. Just keep in mind that this will not protect against advanced attacks, but it will stop most spam registrations that use automated scripts.
Happy coding, and best of luck managing your Wapka website!