Last edit by: davie355
HHonors Sign In (if the link has disappeared)
https://secure3.hilton.com/en/hh/customer/login/index.htm
https://secure3.hilton.com/en/hh/customer/login/index.htm
Consolidated "CAPTCHA for logging in?" thread
#361
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: PHL
Programs: United 1K, American Gold, Hilton Diamond, Hyatt Discoverist, Marriott Gold
Posts: 430
Well let me clarify. I thought I had gotten something different over the weekend, though for two nights now, loggin in from home I am getting the house number challenge. Which is always easy for me.
#362
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: SJC,SFO, SEA, PDX, SAN, SNA
Programs: Hilton Diamond, National Executive, Alaska MVP
Posts: 560
Captcha error on Hilton Site?
I can't sign on, it's saying that there's an error with my CAPTCHA but there are no captcha box to enter anything.
Tried this on 2 computers, same result and 3 different browsers
Tried this on 2 computers, same result and 3 different browsers
#365
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Falkirk, Scotland,VS Red, BA Gold, HH Diamond,UK Amex Plat
Programs: Master of the Privy Purse des Muccis
Posts: 17,919
Hi,
Very sticky here in the UK tonight.
I had to enter my username and password twice just to get the captcha to come up.
Regards
TBS
Very sticky here in the UK tonight.
I had to enter my username and password twice just to get the captcha to come up.
Regards
TBS
#367
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Back in Hell
Posts: 4,178
I have another question though...
...and that is...what if you're a Dalek...?
We need to know whether Hilton will make 4 different login options for Blue, Silver, Gold (above) and Diamond encrusted Daleks.
#368
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Back in Hell
Posts: 4,178
#369
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Back in Hell
Posts: 4,178
Actually, no. It all depends on implementation. There are some sites that have a dynamic gauge that judges password strength from poor to excellent/weak to strong as you type. Once the gauge reaches the 'Medium' level (or whatever level required) it will accept the password. Anything less and it is rejected. All you have to do is force people to choose a password that is at least medium strength, alphanumeric and is a bare minimum of 6 or 8 characters long. That, with the following text or similar "Hilton is concerned about your safety online and the security of your account, [credit card] and personal details. For your utmost security, we require a password that is not easily guessed. Thank you for your understanding." is hardly going to make you say "OMG! They're requiring a 6-character password with at least one letter/number. I can't be bothered...I'm going elsewhere!"
FEI, China used to block Google search only, then Gmail, then google APIs & Google Play and finally they started blocking all images hosted by them. There are a few workarounds and that is to use a paid VPN or free VPN software like FreeGate or the TOR Browser. The TOR Browser - a modified version of Firefox - uses the TOR network and is a great tool to get passed the Great Firewall of China. Initial connectivity is sometimes a problem (you have to try various servers to connect) but you can still get there in the end, surf unhindered, and log in to the site. It's also very easy to use so good for n00bs.
Also, an important point that's worth mentioning is Hilton will not flag your account when using the TOR network even though it is classed as a proxy service/VPN. I confirmed twice with the IT department yesterday. Obviously they realize that their customer base, travelling all over the world, will sometimes use a proxy service (by choice or sometimes not by choice) so those of us living in or travelling to China can relax a little. I was told "As long as you can load our pages, you may sign in and you will not be blocked or your account flagged."
Links;
TOR Browser: https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html.en
TOR info (Wikipedia): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(anonymity_network)
FreeGate: http://dit-inc.us/freegate.html
FreeGate info (Wikipedia): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freegate
Note: Both are freeware and cost nothing.
Also, an important point that's worth mentioning is Hilton will not flag your account when using the TOR network even though it is classed as a proxy service/VPN. I confirmed twice with the IT department yesterday. Obviously they realize that their customer base, travelling all over the world, will sometimes use a proxy service (by choice or sometimes not by choice) so those of us living in or travelling to China can relax a little. I was told "As long as you can load our pages, you may sign in and you will not be blocked or your account flagged."
Links;
TOR Browser: https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html.en
TOR info (Wikipedia): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(anonymity_network)
FreeGate: http://dit-inc.us/freegate.html
FreeGate info (Wikipedia): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freegate
Note: Both are freeware and cost nothing.
Last edited by MaldivesFreak; Mar 5, 2015 at 2:58 pm Reason: Added links
#370
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: JAX
Programs: UA Plat MM, AA Gold MM, Marriott LTT, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 3,770
One of the recurring problems I have is how slow CAPTCHA loads, sometimes it never loads and I would have to go through the process again.
Hilton needs to speed up this process.
Hilton needs to speed up this process.
#371
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania
Programs: Milege+, SkyMiles, AAdvantage, HHonors Diamond, Marriott Gold
Posts: 1,685
#373
FlyerTalk Evangelist & Ambassador: China
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: DEN
Programs: DL DM/MM, UA 1K, AA Exp, HH Dia, WOH Glob, IHG Plat, Marriott Gold, NA EE, Hertz PC
Posts: 17,423
Funny, go the cake one yesterday for the first time and now back to regular letters.
#374
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania
Programs: Milege+, SkyMiles, AAdvantage, HHonors Diamond, Marriott Gold
Posts: 1,685
Recently, I find I have to reload the image to get it, let alone try to read it. I have also done the voice thing. Even that is spoken in a strange way by multiple voices, no less. Almost surreal.