CentOS

Hello everyone
i been working with centos a year now,,
everything seem to be working ok except on one this,,
there's people who are accessing my registration pages anonymously, i dont see them in the tracking systems that i have got, i contacted the ISP about it, they couldnt crack it as well, and i need your help, cuz this platform of your helped me so much while configuring the server, your help s needed so much, i need to know how i can stop them from doing this,, thanx

I don't know what your problem is, but I think you would be more likely to get
answers if you tell what "my registration pages" are, and where the output is from.

ok,, here's the senario,
i have a page where people put username,password,confirm password to register,, when someone get on that page i view that using statcounter.com,, but, there's people that i dont see how and when they do register,, i in-circled that with the red pen on the screenshot (all those guys who uses fake email addresses for a username.. i dont need them,, not anymore,, cuz they do better than that,, adding data where i dont want data in my server or where data is not real,,and so on .. ),, and they drop a lot of data in my server,i need a help to block them out forever,

normal people have to pass here to get to be registered, but those guys do not,, how the hell do i get this data

The page is build for products requests,, but take a look on what they send as a request,, you'll have a clue of what they can do,, and i never see them in analytic paths

this is a formal request PLEASE DO PROTECT YOUR CUSTOMERS FROM THESE TYPE OF ISSUES

mySKILLZ wrote: ↑

2019/10/22 12:08:22

i have a page

You have created a webpage. You, not CentOS.
Your page. Your fault. Your responsibility.

As creator of the page it is your job to make sure that the page is secure.
If you don't know how to write a proper webpage, then hire a pro.

Good Suggestion, but no one around my neighborhood could do what i can,,,, im thinking on puting reCAPTCHA, thats the only thing im thinking about,, cuz i thought it was a problem of the fact that firewall was turned off, and i turned it on,, but still getting the same result,, it'll be good if u can give me more suggestions, i know that im not a pro, but maybe you can suggest me something more that i can use, back in the server to stop those issues

This is not a CentOS issue. It's whatever you have installed on your system is not secured properly. If you wrote it then you need to review your code because people are bypassing your checks. If someone else wrote it then you need to ask them. We do not supply anything that looks like the things you are running.

ok, i understand, but please tell me, do u think enabling this, is going to cut it?