Best password traders protection script ?

[CHMOD]

I am having problems with Sentry not letting AOL users in.
I want to try another script.

Any suggestions ?

[Rochard]

I believe AOL uses multiple IP addresses, doesn't it?

[nick050183]

Originally posted by CHMOD
I am having problems with Sentry not letting AOL users in.
I want to try another script.

Any suggestions ?

I would suggest logging the ip of the person who buys it. You should probably track the ips that appear on the account. ALot of times you will see a noticeable pattern. If you see something that is odd, like all of a sudden that account is getting hit with 5-6 different ips per day you know you have a problem.

Once you see that make sure you notify the ISP providers of the perpetrators. A few warnings and the free xxx password crackers will leave you the fuck alone.

[JSA Matt]

ProxyPass, without a doubt, those guys kick ass

[Shoplifter]

Strongbox. Nothing else is even close.

[TheWylders]

I've used pennywize with great success

[jayeff]

Originally posted by Shoplifter
Strongbox. Nothing else is even close.

^^^ Wot he said

[NaughtyINC]

Originally posted by JSA Matt
ProxyPass, without a doubt, those guys kick ass

[Dennis69]

Originally posted by Shoplifter
Strongbox. Nothing else is even close.

Word! Nothing beats it

[Manowar]

Originally posted by TheWylders
I've used pennywize with great success

[Jizar II]

Originally posted by nick050183
I would suggest logging the ip of the person who buys it. You should probably track the ips that appear on the account. ALot of times you will see a noticeable pattern. If you see something that is odd, like all of a sudden that account is getting hit with 5-6 different ips per day you know you have a problem.

Once you see that make sure you notify the ISP providers of the perpetrators. A few warnings and the free xxx password crackers will leave you the fuck alone.

or we could monitor the log file and write each ip address into Excel and then sort it every hour and mail the result to FBI?

[plyndrty]

Originally posted by JSA Matt
ProxyPass, without a doubt, those guys kick ass

i heard this works well but have heard the same with strongbox

[Jizar II]

Originally posted by JSA Matt
ProxyPass, without a doubt, those guys kick ass

[SinSational]

Originally posted by RocHard
I believe AOL uses multiple IP addresses, doesn't it?

yes, which has created a problem for some customers.

[raymor]

Strongbox does do two things different from most which
makes it qwork a lot better with AOL, especially the most recent
version of Strongbox.

A single AOL user may have many different IPs in a single session.
Most, if not all, security scripts look at the IP for every single
request
and really don't have any concept of "logging in" or of a single user session.
With all of these other scripts which are based on trying
to plug up mod_auth, each hit is more or less independent
so in one session the username may show up as being used
from 5 different IPs.

Strongbox, on the other hand, replaces mod_auth rather than trying
to path up the holes in mod_auth.
Strongbox correctly seperates authentication (logging in) from
authorization (requesting a file in the members area),
so a single session camn only show one IP regardless of how
many AOL proxies they go through in that session.

Also, Strongbox has a list of AOL proxies, caches, and client IPs.
When analyzing login attempts Strongbox special cases AOL IPs
and treats them appropriately.

[Jace]

IPROTECT

[Argoz]

one word: http://pennywize.com/

[Superglam]

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