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What's up, bot? Google tries new Captcha method

58 pointsby nickbabout 16 years ago

5 comments

pavel_lishinabout 16 years ago
I think one fascinating aspect of this whole thing is that by creating tougher and tougher captchas, Google and the like are actually helping make great strides in the field of image recognition by forcing spammers to adapt.
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omarchowdhuryabout 16 years ago
A lot of spam operations use humans to solve captchas, so this isn't much of a change for them (actually could make it easier for them).
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amixabout 16 years ago
I have implemented something similar called "Visual captcha", where the user has to pick the cat out from 6 randomized Flickr pictures. The code is freely available and should not be hard to integrate into your own projects. Read more on: <a href="http://amix.dk/blog/viewEntry/19338" rel="nofollow">http://amix.dk/blog/viewEntry/19338</a>
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qeorgeabout 16 years ago
That's a cool idea, but they'll still have to provide an audio CAPTCHA for blind users, which is easy to solve.
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vakselabout 16 years ago
can't someone figure out an anti-spam method that doesn't require a captcha? I mean its not like captchas even work, I'm yet to see one that works 100%
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