pitichampi

Hi !
Same issue there. I’m using honeypot on a lot of websites since a few years and it’s super effective. But since a few days we have a malicious bot sending crap. I’ve tried to add a second honeypot field without any success.
From now on I’m lucky because it seems that the ip is still the same. So I’ve banned the ip this morning. But it’s just a temporary solution.
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The website concerned is https://www.moulindelaforge.com/en
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From now the bot don’t use the french version of the website.

Ignoring is easy but isn’t the way as I solve issues. I could just ignore to report it too and le the people wondering if they were alone or anything.
I think that, when a software’s behaviour is wrong, the dev team and the community of users might want to be aware of this issue. And then have a better software with a better UX.
But that just a developper’s opinion…
And maybe this isn’t false positive and there is a real attack mimicking yandex code but returned correctly by Wordfence.

I just used the (document).ready function instead of the (window).load and it worked !
My slider took ages to load and now I’ve got it immediately ! Thanks !