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You can always write to our Support to have tailored support. Before that can you provide your account id? I will take a look
Thanks - acct_18qCsIDhCRZzstLS
Disabling secret keys normally won't stop the attack vector because they just spam your front end calls. You would want to disabling publishable key and roll a new one. Publishable key is what your client side uses
I thought I had fixed it yesterday but it resumed again.... ah ok I thought that might be the case.
What I can recommend is
- Reroll publishable key
- Change your URL temporary
- Write into Stripe Support
(looking at the account)
Are you familiar with whether it is the domain or IP? I can roll a new server IP now I am hidden behind Cloudflare, and move to the other Stripe account as well...
sorry I meant whether they tend to attack the IP or the domain? I know this is Stripe support haha
You are under Card Testing. Our Support folks would be able to help you
I am seeing Card Testing
This is common scenario. Stripe do our best to help merchant combat with these kind of attack vector
I think disabling old Publishable key would be easiest and fastest to temporary stop them. But after you populate the new Publishable key they can continue again. So
- Disable old Publishable key
- Write to Stripe Support
- Try to change both your IP and domain
Yeah this is the odd thing, I have rate limiting on, Recaptcha on every possible field...
Ah ok, can't change the domain but will move IP and Cloudflare should conceal it
General guide: https://stripe.com/docs/card-testing
Do I need Stripe support to change something?
Yeah reading that now, thanks. Didn't know what the term was for it... other client checkouts have never had this issue
thanks
good luck 🙂 Always write to Support and they might be able to help you more
I appreciate the help, truly. Thanks. One more question... do you find that requiring user to login before purchase helps much, in terms of trade-off with User Experience?
Well it depends on your business. Many business do allow customer to guest-purchase. Like when you order, for example on ecommerce, the site will prompt to either "Login/Register to continue buying" or "buying without register"
It comes down to metrics. You can actively monitor 2 patterns and decide which works best for your business