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Wow. It’s unfortunate that so many programmers dedicate their time to breaking systems like this all for spam. It’s pathetic the lengths we have to go to protec
by cssanchez 4y ago
Wow. It’s unfortunate that so many programmers dedicate their time to breaking systems like this all for spam. It’s pathetic the lengths we have to go to protect even the most basic parts of systems like sign up forms.
- drdaeman 4y agoAFAIK, it's not humans, it's robots. Crawling webpages, looking out for forms, poking for typical vulnerabilities.
- paxys 4y agoUnless there are self-aware robots out there crawling the internet and causing mayhem on their own, someone still had to build and deploy them.
- 79a6ed87 4y agoI understand the "this is why we can't have nice things" sentiment. On the other hand, it's a fascinating topic on a technical level and I wouldn't compare it to other system exploits that you may witness in real life of people taking advantage.
- moreresearchplz 4y agoNot much different from the advertising industry itself, which always tries to find new ways to exploit human psychology.
- DeathArrow 4y agoI don't get why. Probably there are more efficient ways to send spam.
- Gigachad 4y agoThis lets you send from an established domain that google trusts.
- GoblinSlayer 4y agoThey just test correctness of your code for free. Now you don't have to hire testers.