BOT detector?

[FaucetWorld]

Someone know working bot detector or some method to detect bots?

For faucets owners i mean..

[Werko]

It exists some mechanismn to detect a bot.

- measurement of time / entry-time and claim time
- Honeypots with dynamic input-fields and buttons
- Measurement of Mouse Clicks and Movement
- Fingerprint.js as alternative of IP-Address

But the bots are written especially for your faucet and they adapt constantly.

[Dave4You]

honestly it's very hard since I red before that some of the bots have resting time , just like a human so its really hard to find one unless they don't let the bot rest

[giustone]

You can use a visit count,time on site,clicks or other filters.

[FaucetWorld]

It doesn't looks good.. 

What about captcha? ReCaptcha is the best?

Maybe changing captcha system every week can help? 

[Dave4You]

It doesn't looks good.. 

What about captcha? ReCaptcha is the best?

Maybe changing captcha system every week can help? 

I doubt that could help as bots are designed for most scenarios if im not mistaken, perhaps someone with a better knowledge could confirm this

[Werko]

it doesn't matter which captcha-system you use.
They can bypass the biggest captcha solutions, either by third party tools or by an OCR techique

[dart vader]

You should better focus on improving your ad revenue to compensate loss from bots, if any. Fighting against bots is a waste of time IMO.

[FaucetWorld]

You should better focus on improving your ad revenue to compensate loss from bots, if any. Fighting against bots is a waste of time IMO.

This is what I have observed! Only high traffic compensates losses caused by bots.

But I would be grateful if someone can say something about changing captcha - it can help or not? My guess is that it can be difficult for bot owners to change options everytime when you change claim time and captcha system.. or..?