In the previous article I covered all the steps and code that was required so that I can add a contact form with a reCaptcha on this very blog. These are the actual implementation steps I took to include them. Don’t worry the hard part has been done in part 1! Create contact form Using the client side HTML code I created the /content/contact.html file ensuring that I included the correct API Gateway URL’s for the post requests and the reCaptcha site key.
“You need to add reCaptcha to your webforms” - Its advice I’ve given out to security teams each time I see a malicious link or some spam pusher in the resulting email. Its the poor user who cops the brunt of them, increasing the chance of a click, increasing that chance of compromise. Reading through formspam is just a waste of time for everyone. I recall an instance where an internal securiy team miscofigured a tool they were using, set it to run overnight and that mailbox ended up with 35k+ emails in it.
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