Post: Captchas Auto-fill?
09-27-2011, 08:08 PM #1
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09-27-2011, 11:16 PM #2
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Originally posted by fill0botto95 View Post
I'm programming a sign up bot for hotmail and i was wandering if it exists: captchas auto-fill....
Languase: vb.net


You can code this in yourself but if you are going for the 4-7 lettered words, good luck. I've seen people code in C# ones for 2-3 letters and that is it.
09-28-2011, 02:12 AM #3
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Originally posted by fill0botto95 View Post
I'm programming a sign up bot for hotmail and i was wandering if it exists: captchas auto-fill....
Languase: vb.net


You mean you want it to sign up for Hotmail completely automated, and have the bot enter the captcha? There's a variety of challenges with that method, most just download the captcha and load it into a picture box and have the user enter it. While its possible to program something along those lines, it'll be really tough, especially for someone new to programming. If you're so totally against having the user enter it, perhaps you should look into methods of bypass (such as going to a mobile version of the site, often those don't have captchas). There's are a few captcha solvers as well, you can look into those, but in the long run its probably more work than its worth.

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09-28-2011, 05:52 AM #4
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ok thank you at all Smile
then my bot won t be fully auto, the user will have to type in something
09-28-2011, 06:00 AM #5
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Originally posted by AsianInvasion View Post
You mean you want it to sign up for Hotmail completely automated, and have the bot enter the captcha? There's a variety of challenges with that method, most just download the captcha and load it into a picture box and have the user enter it. While its possible to program something along those lines, it'll be really tough, especially for someone new to programming. If you're so totally against having the user enter it, perhaps you should look into methods of bypass (such as going to a mobile version of the site, often those don't have captchas). There's are a few captcha solvers as well, you can look into those, but in the long run its probably more work than its worth.


Nicely said Asian. Someone on HF had one that could do 2 and I think he improved it to do 3 but it's only a 50% or so succession rate. It will be some time before someone makes something that can read every type of captcha.
09-28-2011, 06:20 AM #6
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Originally posted by Sublimity View Post
Nicely said Asian. Someone on HF had one that could do 2 and I think he improved it to do 3 but it's only a 50% or so succession rate. It will be some time before someone makes something that can read every type of captcha.


Yeah, I think he's probably lying. There's a few things that are rumored to work, like Decaptcher and what not (as well as a few online graphical readers). Its a really great challenge, because you have to be able to right code that can graphically determine letters from a seemingly random sequence of colors and lines. Its easy for us humans to do, we have great graphical intakes (our eyes) and graphical processors (our brains), but not so easy for computers to do it. Its more a problem that teams of computer scientists spend countless days working on, because if it was easy to bypass, then it really wouldn't be secure at all...
09-28-2011, 01:28 PM #7
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Originally posted by AsianInvasion View Post
Yeah, I think he's probably lying. There's a few things that are rumored to work, like Decaptcher and what not (as well as a few online graphical readers). Its a really great challenge, because you have to be able to right code that can graphically determine letters from a seemingly random sequence of colors and lines. Its easy for us humans to do, we have great graphical intakes (our eyes) and graphical processors (our brains), but not so easy for computers to do it. Its more a problem that teams of computer scientists spend countless days working on, because if it was easy to bypass, then it really wouldn't be secure at all...


ok, look at this

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by clicking "refresh", the captcha will be showed in the picture box but if I press that button before the page loding (web broser is hidden) the program crash...
i would like the program load the web page and then auto-load the captcha image into the box

pm me if you want to see the project
09-28-2011, 04:52 PM #8
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Originally posted by fill0botto95 View Post
ok, look at this

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by clicking "refresh", the captcha will be showed in the picture box but if I press that button before the page loding (web broser is hidden) the program crash...
i would like the program load the web page and then auto-load the captcha image into the box

pm me if you want to see the project


In order to do that, I'd need to know the method in which you are initially accessing the page, it would be helpful to see some code.
09-28-2011, 05:06 PM #9
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Originally posted by AsianInvasion View Post
In order to do that, I'd need to know the method in which you are initially accessing the page, it would be helpful to see some code.


can you pm me your msn?
09-28-2011, 10:30 PM #10
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Originally posted by AsianInvasion View Post
Yeah, I think he's probably lying. There's a few things that are rumored to work, like Decaptcher and what not (as well as a few online graphical readers). Its a really great challenge, because you have to be able to right code that can graphically determine letters from a seemingly random sequence of colors and lines. Its easy for us humans to do, we have great graphical intakes (our eyes) and graphical processors (our brains), but not so easy for computers to do it. Its more a problem that teams of computer scientists spend countless days working on, because if it was easy to bypass, then it really wouldn't be secure at all...


Yea, I know about that already, well he actually uploaded it to test and it worked correctly on 1-2 letters, 3 letters fudged up. Anything past that and the computers can never seem to get it. Would probably be easier if you tried finding a way to bypass it all.

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