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github has a good one you can test it by trying to create a new account its dead simple and looks to be pretty secure you have to orient an object so that it
by svnpenn 8y ago
github has a good one
you can test it by trying to create a new account
its dead simple and looks to be pretty secure
you have to orient an object so that its not upside down
https://octocaptcha.com https://octocaptcha.com
- Chris2048 8y agoAre there a fixed number of objects?
- dual_basis 8y agoI'm more worried about the small state space. Even if there are many possible images, randomly guessing lets in 1/8 of the bots. Is there something to protect against this?
- svnpenn 8y agoi found this but i dont know if it answers your question https://blog.jscrambler.com/preventing-automated-abuse-with-arkose-labs-and-jscrambler https://blog.jscrambler.com/preventing-automated-abuse-with-...
- ekovarski 8y agoThis is definitely easier. While I don't mind reCAPTCHA on many resources, commercial entities which charge money for you to use their products, should try to make the login process as easy as possible and reCAPTCHA isn't one of them, as at times you have to iterate several times of identifying all cross walks or store fronts.
- petercooper 8y agoEA use a variant of this for their FIFA app and it was legitimately the most frustrating CAPTCHA I've ever tried to solve. They overlaid several objects at the same time in an attempt to make it harder and it took me 9 minutes to solve them all. Example: https://imgur.com/a/x8x4amL https://imgur.com/a/x8x4amL