Recaptcha solution?

Dikkill

Hi guys, I just came across with an idea, i use death by captcha in GSA CB and it does an awesome work no doubt.But recaptchas cost allot if you do some massive link building.I know that is hard to crack recaptchas, but GSA CB should have an option that if the recaptcha from the service (example deathbycaptcha) was correct it should save the captcha and the answer to it self, and if that image appears again, the answer is there .This is probably not that hard to code right? What do you guys think?It won't help much but it definitely will, and recaptcha success rate will be definitely improved.

Trevor_Bandura

I think you will hardly ever get the same recaptcha

Dikkill

You can get lucky.I wonder how the recaptcha services solve this.

Trevor_Bandura

Manually solved.

Spamvilla

Recaptcha based on scanning/digitization of books words same word or making same variation again is almost impossible
More over captcha's are not very same in machine world as they looks to our human eyes its far far more complicated then they looks welcome to machine world you can google image processing articles for better understanding

Sven

Actually it's no longer about scanning books...they abuse you to fill there archives with correct house numbers of there google-car-data. And thats what really sux. But even than, they scan books and sell there advertisements when you might access them later on.

Trevor_Bandura

@Spamvilla @Sven, yes I have scanned through a few books before.

But on a serious note you guys, what the heck are you two talking about?

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Spamvilla

Yes house number is new dumb move from google

jezzip

we need some of this

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/us-startup-claims-to-have-solved-captchas-in-a-breakthrough-for-ai-8909086.html

Spamvilla

@jezzip that's interesting highly doubt that it will ever release but it certainly most advanced image processing and AI stuff i ever seen in my life

Trevor_Bandura

@Sven is a very smart programmer.  ^:)^

jezzip

@Spamvilla yeah man, very interesting, lets see how far they take it

Brandon

@Dikkill that would end up being a horrible waste of resources. I've solved about 200k captchas today (all, not just recaptcha).

Asking the software to look through and match 1 captcha against millions of images would be horribly inefficient and take FOREVER to just parse one single captcha. At that point you're still unlikely to find a match.

I like thinking outside the box!