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Captcha providers can't rely exclusively on mouse movement because of accessibility considerations, and it seems pretty easy to emulate human-like keyboard inte
by tikhonj 3y ago
Captcha providers can't rely exclusively on mouse movement because of accessibility considerations, and it seems pretty easy to emulate human-like keyboard interaction. Emulating realistic mouse movement is more difficult but probably doable too.
- hellojesus 3y agoI bet it's pretty easy. Capture your own mouse movements from one place to the next as denoted by clicks. Then train a model on reproducing those movements, using your captured data of movement from points A to B. It would probably generalize well enough to pass the verifications. Humans are very unpredictable, so I assume those are mostly looking for superhuman speed and accuracy.
- costco 3y agohttps://github.com/vincentbavitz/bezmouse https://github.com/vincentbavitz/bezmouse > BezMouse is a lightweight tool written in Python to simulate human-like mouse movements with Bézier curves. Some applications might include: > BezMouse was originally written for a RuneScape color bot and has never triggered macro detection in over 400 hours of continuous use. :)