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Is there a way to protect against 2Captcha? - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Hacking Tools (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking-Tools) +--- Thread: Is there a way to protect against 2Captcha? (/Thread-Is-there-a-way-to-protect-against-2Captcha) |
Is there a way to protect against 2Captcha? - MysteryByer - 06-24-2015 The service claims to shoot reCAPTCHAs even in their newest 'match the pictures' mode. What seems to be doubtful for bots, looks perfectly nice if they do have human workers behind the service. As far as I got it, the service gets the reCAPTCHA image set via API, then the worker sets the right numbers of the images to click and the webmaster gets the response via the same API. Is there a secure way to keep them away of your website and still be protected by reCAPTCHA?
RE: Is there a way to protect against 2Captcha? - Reiko - 06-24-2015 Devise your own personal CAPTCHA system with different challenges, or use TextCaptcha Example TextCaptcha question: which of the following is not a color? orange purple blue chicken yellow green RE: Is there a way to protect against 2Captcha? - Crypt - 06-24-2015 Why do people think they're entitled to using reCAPTCHA? When someone finds a bypass everyone flails their arms in the air screaming that they can't protect their websites anymore. Like Reiko said, just create your own and change it often so nobody gets by. RE: Is there a way to protect against 2Captcha? - MysteryByer - 06-25-2015 (06-24-2015, 09:53 PM)Reiko Wrote: Devise your own personal CAPTCHA system with different challenges, or use TextCaptcha this sort of text CAPTCHA is, to me, very similar to reCAPTCHA but the thing is that there are human solvers behind services of 2Captcha type, that's who gives the answer, not a bot. |