Best password traders protection script ?
 

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

Any suggestions ?

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

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.

ProxyPass, without a doubt, those guys kick ass :thumbsup

Strongbox. Nothing else is even close.

I've used pennywize with great success

^^^ Wot he said

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:Hollering 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?

i heard this works well but have heard the same with strongbox:2 cents:

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yes, which has created a problem for some customers.

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.

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