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Emails Received from Google: "Security alert for your reCAPTCHA key"

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  • KC George

    Hello Eva,

    When clicking on the "Complete Setup" button, since reCAPTCHA confirms that your site is protected, I guess there is nothing to be concerned about.  

    To check your existing reCPATCHA settings, kindly login to your reCAPCHA account at https://www.google.com/recaptcha/about/ and follow the procedure at https://jmp.sh/Rcab0XjC

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  • Eva Pettifor

    Hi KC George

    Thanks for the video, but this shows me the settings in Google. What I'm trying to do is make sure those same settings are correctly copied in Brizy but when I click reCAPTCHA settings on the Brizy form to check, it doesn't let me see the codes I added before, so I can make sure that they are right.  It tells me to disconnect it (as per my screenshot in my message above). Is that normal? I would think you should see the settings I pasted previously ?

    Also is it normal to have "Suspicious Requests" ? 

    I am new to Brizy and other CMS I've used, don't make you install reCAPTCHA yourself so I've never had to deal with these things so thanks for your patience with all my questions :)

    Thanks.

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  • KC George

    Hello Eva,

    You are right; there is no way to verify the reCAPTCHA Site Key or the Secret Key you previously added to the Brizy form.

    Any user interaction that demonstrates traits commonly associated with automated bots, such as fast clicks, odd browsing patterns, or actions from a known malicious IP address, is referred to as a "suspicious request" in reCAPTCHA. This makes the system believe the request is not from a real human and may necessitate additional verification through a CAPTCHA challenge. ReCAPTCHA may display a classic CAPTCHA challenge, where the user must click on "I'm not a Robot" to prove their human identity, when a request is judged suspicious.

    67% of "suspicious requests" looks high; a significant portion of your traffic is flagged as potentially bot-like. You may want to access your reCAPTCHA admin console to view detailed analytics on suspicious traffic, including IP addresses, geographic locations, and the types of actions triggering the "Suspicious" score. You could possibly identify patterns in the suspicious activity to pinpoint potential sources of bot traffic.

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  • Eva Pettifor

    Hi KC George,  Sorry for the delay in acknowledging the above, as I was away over the festive season. I'll keep an eye on the reCAPTCHA going forward.

    Much appreciated.

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