Computer-assisted technologies and crowdsourcing may simply bypass classic anti-spam measures, driving CAPTCHAs to adapt to these tactics.
A CAPTCHA, or a Completely Automated Public Turing test to Tell Computers and Humans Apart, is a typical security precaution used to differentiate human users from automated browsing apps, hence preventing automated tools from exploiting internet services. CAPTCHA bypass techniques, such as computer-assisted tools and crowdsourcing, have been developed by hackers, causing CAPTCHA providers to continually monitor and improve their services.
CAPTCHA security, like many other security areas, is a fight of innovation between hackers and security professionals. CAPTCHA security must be balanced against a great user experience, but it is easily enhanced by adopting anti-automation solutions to help prevent hackers from using anti-CAPTCHA tools.
ZOFIXER identifies two primary techniques used by hackers to overcome CAPTCHAs: computer-assisted tools based on Optical Character Recognition or Machine Learning technologies, and crowdsourcing CAPTCHA solution to third-party agents.
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