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suspicious activity question

2 years 3 months ago
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To whom it may concern,

I logged into the middaycabaret.toastmastersclubs.org as a member first and received the below message when I logged in as the admin.

Does freetoasthost always create a suspicious activity message when a password manager is used?

Should I worry about having my access blocked because the system thinks my activity is suspicious activity?

Thanks.

Ray Marcelo
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[Tue, 25 Jun 2024 13:12:39 UTC, FreeToastHost System Warning]

Google RECAPTCHA detected a suspicious activity likely initiated by a bot or automated script.

*** NOTE:  FreeToastHost may block suspicious activities in the near future. ***

Details:
Club #: 6847758
Club Name: Mid-Day Cabaret Toastmasters Club 6847758
User's IP Address: 69.209.117.125
User's Host Domain:  middaycabaret.toastmastersclubs.org
Attempted Action: Website Member Login (website_member_login)
Google RECAPTCHA Score: 0.1 (Mininum Acceptable: 0.5)
Other Information: Member Name: Ray Marcelo, DTM

If you have any questions about this warning, please visit support.toastmastersclubs.org

[Sun, 23 Jun 2024 20:27:43 UTC, FreeToastHost System Warning]

Google RECAPTCHA detected a suspicious activity likely initiated by a bot or automated script.

*** NOTE:  FreeToastHost may block suspicious activities in the near future. ***

Details:
Club #: 6847758
Club Name: Mid-Day Cabaret Toastmasters Club 6847758
User's IP Address: 69.209.117.125
User's Host Domain:  middaycabaret.toastmastersclubs.org
Attempted Action: Website Admin Login (website_admin_login)
Google RECAPTCHA Score: 0.1 (Mininum Acceptable: 0.5)
Other Information: 

If you have any questions about this warning, please visit support.toastmastersclubs.org
 
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Re: suspicious activity question

2 years 3 months ago
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RayMarceloDTM wrote:
Does freetoasthost always create a suspicious activity message when a password manager is used?

Should I worry about having my access blocked because the system thinks my activity is suspicious activity?
 
Short answer to both questions; No.

If someone is having login trouble we might recommend trying without a password manager. I've been using one for years and have not yet encountered any issues with it triggering a RECAPTCHA warning.

Google RECAPTCHA is currently running in passive mode. The system warnings it generates are FYI.
Richard Taylor
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