How do you write honeypots code in javascript?

Answer 1

To write honeypot code in JavaScript, you typically create hidden form fields that legitimate users won’t fill out, but automated bots will. For example, you can add a hidden input field in your HTML like <input type="text" name="email_hidden" style="display:none;">. In your server-side code, you then check if this field has been filled out; if it has, you can assume a bot has submitted the form and take appropriate action, like ignoring the submission or logging the attempt. Additionally, you can use JavaScript to dynamically generate these fields or validate form submissions to further enhance the honeypot's effectiveness.