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Einleitung
Um den Registrationsprozess vor Angriffen zu schützen, kann ein reCaptcha aktiviert werden. Dieses schützt das Regsitrationsformular unter anderem vor automatisierten Registrationsversuchen.
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Introduction
To protect the registration process from attacks, a captcha can be activated. This protects the registration form from automated registration attempts, among other things. There are currently two providers supported. Google reCaptcha and hCaptcha
Configure Google reCaptcha
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Navigate to the reCaptcha Admin Console | |
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Set a meaningful label |
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Select reCaptcha V2 |
with the option "I'm not a robot tickbox |
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Add all domains on which the registration can take place | |
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You will receive a Site Key |
and a Secrect Key |
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In the CoreOne Suite Web Interface |
, navigate to the item SSO - |
Settings |
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Set the site key at the attribute "ReCaptchaKey". | |
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Set the secret key for the "ReCaptchaSecret" attribute. |
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Configure hCaptcha
You can also run hCaptcha instead of reCaptcha. To do it change the SSO → Settings → “Captcha provider name” setting to “hCaptcha”. Set the correct Key and Secret as in ReCaptcha configuration.
Be aware that values might need to be in quotation marks when entered in the Admin UI!