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Reznov

Emerald Member

Jul 28, 2020

how do they actually work to recognize those screwed written letters to write them and verify the captcha?

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Sokhov

Silver Member

Nov 21, 2023

They typically work by first identifying the captcha image, then analyzing the text and identifying the individual characters. Once the characters have been identified, the bot will attempt to solve the captcha by entering the correct characters into the field.

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BaleegNajar

Gold Member

Dec 2, 2023

Hey,

Captcha systems use a technique called Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to interpret distorted or obscured text. Machine learning algorithms analyze patterns, shapes, and context to identify characters. The process involves training models on vast datasets of diverse captchas, enabling them to recognize variations. Despite this, captchas aim to be challenging for automated bots while manageable for humans. The constant evolution of captchas reflects an ongoing cat-and-mouse game between developers and those attempting to circumvent them.

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Dean1

Ruby Member

Saturday at 4:52 PM

The bot examines every segmented character using image recognition techniques, attempting to identify each one based on its size, shape, and other visual characteristics. This procedure could entail matching the character to a list of recognized CAPTCHA symbols in a database.