Phoenix, AZ -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/17/2014 -- CAPTCHA had been in existence for more than a decade since the start of the World Wide Web. It is a Turing Test which means Completely Automated Public Turing Test to tell Computers and Humans Apart. Basically, CAPTCHA is a kind of a challenge-response test used to determine if the computer’s user is a human being. It also separates and distinguishes a computer user as a human from a machine. CAPTCHA is well-known to protect computer users from spam and any unsolicited messages which detects another computer or machine as the source. It is also used as a protection for a user’s security for forgotten passwords and site logins. However, there are reports wherein these Turing Tests which separates a human from a machine is now also being passed by computers.

Research has shown that there were multiple ways on how to bypass CAPTCHA. Thus, CAPTCHA as a form of security to website owners and users seem to be the least of the options to choose for protection. CAPTCHAs can be taken and solved in such a rate that registration processes could be easily motivated. Bypass CAPTCHA services can assist on all websites which requires CAPTCHA. These are being solved by humans to provide quick and accurate human responses. On Google’s Street View technology however, this is being paired with an algorithm which allows CAPTCHAs to be solved very easily. Research proved that this technology used by Google can "decipher the hardest distorted text puzzles from reCAPTCHA with over 99 percent accuracy."

CAPTCHA as a mode of security and protection of internet users for over a decade now is not safe anymore. In fact, 280 million CAPTCHAs are being solved on a daily basis. CAPTCHAs are fundamentally unable to guarantee an application’s security at a hundred percent. However, since this Turing Tests are still part of logins on websites, it is advisable to get a CAPTCHA solving service. These services bypass CAPTCHAs in less than ten seconds and is accurate at least 99% of the time.

According to an online article written by columnist Bill Snyder, a few years ago, researchers from Stanford University created a program called DECAPTCHA. The program was able to bypass 66 per cent of CAPTCHAs on Visa’s authorized payment sites, 70 per cent for Blizzard Entertainment website, 25 per cent on Wikipedia and others which includes the official CNN website and eBay. Although this program is not available for public consumption, there are others which are available in the market at a less price. However, these programs made to bypass CAPCHA should only be used on important research projects and should not be used on any illegal means. Bypass CAPTCHA helps in minimizing the time spent for users to login on certain websites. . After all, CAPTCHAs are made to protect online users and not to consume too much time.

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