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We using keycloak in Arch Linux and we had to turn off registration for users because of recent influx of spam accounts. Before we do so we've tried captcha, re-captcha and hcaptcha without success. Even implemented a custom question related to Arch Linux before this was overcame a few days after.
I was wondering how others deal with these registration farm services where one can pay pennies to created thousands of accounts for spam.
For now we ask users to send emails and we manually verify their needs for an account but as you understand this is not sustainable.
Recently in news there's a "nuclear option" to implement a proof-of-work to block AI crawlers who ignore robots.txt from scanning your site. Wondering if there's some magic which can be applied to keycloak as well for registration.
Ideas? 💡
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