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Every now and then I have to train models (mostly neural networks) that bypass captchas. My company provides web automation in Brazil, not for spam, not for ma
by barbolo 10y ago
Every now and then I have to train models (mostly neural networks) that bypass captchas.
My company provides web automation in Brazil, not for spam, not for marketing purposes. Sometimes the client has a website (like an intranet) that she wants to automate through screen scraping. I know it sounds stupid, but that is pretty frequent.
The models are fast (most captchas solved under 100ms in AWS Lambda) and accurate (95 to 100%). I have about 40 different captchas being solved this way.
My team is still working on a solution to nocaptcha recaptcha. The problem for me is not solving the challenges, but submitting them like a human would do.
I'm progressing with chromium headless. As more and more sites add this captcha, I need to find a solution to automate it. And I'm confident I will find.