Jump to content

SPAM phrases to target manual SPAM?


Optic14

Recommended Posts

We are getting a lot of manual SPAM from new members targeting other members with explicit PMs.

In XenForo we could define "spam phrases" which would automatically put PMs/posts into moderation or reject them automatically:

https://xenforo.com/xf1-docs/manual/spam/#content

Quote

A spammer may manage to bypass the automated registration checks and successfully register. A second line of defense can be added to prevent them from submitting their spam content. These options are found in the Spam Management option group.

  • Spam phrases can be defined. If any of a user's first few messages matches theses phrases, an action can be taken. For example, some spammers submit messages with "watch film name online". We can match that with "watch * online" and simply block the message.
  • For more dynamic content matching, Akismet can be checked. This is a service that uses heuristics to determine if the submitted content is spam. If Akismet thinks the content is spam, the content will be placed into your forum's moderation queue and you will need to manually approve (or delete) the message before it is displayed to normal visitors.

1312313499_ScreenShot2015-04-22at8_41_25AM.thumb.png.7332d45cae3b20ca0a2b74d5b15993ba.png

Is there something similar in IPS?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 3 weeks later...

Hi everyone,

Unfortunately we have a harasser that is bypassing the filter by putting a period (full stops) in-between the vulgar words.

This is really stressing our staff and members out as members are getting harassed via the PM system.

Is there a solution or do we need to keep adding manual variations in the word filter?

Example below (warning, vulgar language):

c.um in your slu.t vagin.a 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
  • Upcoming Events

    No upcoming events found
×
×
  • Create New...