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I am trying to find a way of increasing the maximum dial attempts for the lead recycle rules. At the moment I can only go to 10, I need more like 99!
Any assistance would be gratefully appreciated please.
Thanks.
Started by hobsonace on
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In the campaign screen.
Number of attempts in the Lead Recycling rules please?
Many thanks indeed.
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I was just reading this post http://stackoverflow.com/questions/549/the-definitive-guide-to-website-authentication-beta#477585 on Preventing Rapid-Fire Login Attempts.
Best practice #1: A short time delay that increases with the number of failed attempts...
Started by jasondavis on
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$failed_attempts = 3; // for example $latest_attempt = 1263874972; // again, for example $delay_in_seconds = pow(2, $failed_attempts); // that's 2 to the $failed....
attempts there were, and the time of the latest attempt.
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Hi there, I'm seeing web apps implementing limitations for user login attempts.
Is it a security necessity and, if so, why?
For example: you had three failed login attempts, let's try again in 10 minutes!!
thanks :)
Started by artarad on
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If the attempt counter exceeds the number of grace attempts allowed then I check whether the ....
That was attempted (ie 'log in', 'search', 'comment') The time of the attempt Number of attempts (attempt counter.
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Is there any reliable way to monitor failed logon attempts on-the-fly in Windows XP? (well, Vista too for that matter). I need to monitor failed logon attempts programmatically which is currently accomplished with a simple GINA Stub by subclassing the...
Started by Jonas on
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On attempts on-the-fly", do you mean you want something that reacts in real time to a failed log.
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I have a login system requiring a username and a password. I want to display a captcha after a certain amount of failed login attempts. What is the proper way to implement this? I've read around on this site and some solutions suggest having a 'failed...
Started by es11 on
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Keep in mind that an automated brute force attack can successive brute force attempts....
A table storing the number of failed attempts and the time of the last attempt (so you can check if say attempt and thus giving him a new session.
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(This is in principal a language-agnostic question, though in my case I am using ASP.NET 3.5)
I am using the standard ASP.NET login control and would like to implement the following failed login attempt throttling logic.
Handle the OnLoginError event ...
Started by Richard Ev on
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Otherwise a count and lock-out is reasonable - although an easier solution might be to have a doubling-timeout between... .
I think you'll each login attempt.
You could possibly insert a captcha after x failed attempts to thwart script kiddies.
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Last night we had 45,000 failed attempts to access an MSSQL database on a high profile site, which seems to correlate with portions of the application ceasing to work last night. However, when we pushed the main 3 DLLs live this morning, the issue was...
Started by Jeff C on
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Lots of failure could cause the application to fail through logging, or IIS seeing multiple failures and shutting down the worker process, or a number of reasons... .
Uploading the DLLs will cause the application to reboot, hence it starting to work again .
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1) A typical Login Screen of an application, ID locked for wrong passwords when more than three attempts.
2) The attempt cannot be stored in session, because user might use multiple browsers in same or different machine.
3) I don't want to persist the...
Started by frappuccino on
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If you are looking to see.
You'd probably want to use IP address to track incorrect login attempts.
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Obviously some sort of mechanism for limiting login attempts is a security requisite. While I like the concept of an exponentially increasing time between attempts, what I'm not sure of storing the information. I'm also interested in alternative solutions...
Started by Zurahn on
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Depending on your application this may or may not be a legal requirement... .
That happens a lot , especially to me)
Storing attempts in the database is the best solution IMHO since it gives you the auditing records of the security breach attempts.
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So, i have spent some time thinking about these features over the last few months and the goal of this topic is to discuss these features and hopefully let them end up in the Projects forum as bounties so we can fund the development together.
I have been...
Started by dspaan on
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What's important is that it has reached the maximum attempts you agreed upon with your it is clear how many numbers have been....
I don't see how that 10th callstatus is important.
And overwritten by the new status called 'Maximum Attempts'.
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