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I can trigger Google's Captcha simply by using Chrome's Incognito Mode plus a SSH-based SOCKS proxy. No automation at all. Which is probably against the "normal
by hwh 12y ago
I can trigger Google's Captcha simply by using Chrome's Incognito Mode plus a SSH-based SOCKS proxy. No automation at all. Which is probably against the "normal usage profile" build for data Google gets from me despite Incognito Mode. Well, for starters, dropping Cookies all the time is probably an indicator. Not sure if they can somehow see my SOCKS tunnel - I hope they can't, but am not basing my security on that.
- codezero 12y agoI'm assuming that your SOCKS tunnel endpoint is on a VPS, or some hosted solution, if that's the case, this probably explains it since those IPs are not the source of typical "user" web traffic. I get the same when I use a VPN.