New CAPTCHA

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Re: New CAPTCHA

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I had a really nice system for this but decided to scrap it in favor of random values... The future may show a very different ACP configuration page for CAPTCHA settings ;)

You can still get uniqueness, the Occlude and 3D Bitmap policies are disabled by default.
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dhn wrote: The Captcha is still being worked upon.
I got locked out and requested a new password ... so I get the password and go to log in but have "exceeded the number of login attempts". So login wanted me to do the CAPTCHA. It took me 4 tries to finally get one correct. This isn't a *beep*, just feedback and wondering if the hot & sweaty masses will have my virtuous patience :roll: :-P

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there was something wrong with it but is fixed in new cvs (see bugtracker closed items)
ø = 1.618033988749895...
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robertmf wrote:
dhn wrote: The Captcha is still being worked upon.
I got locked out and requested a new password ... so I get the password and go to log in but have "exceeded the number of login attempts". So login wanted me to do the CAPTCHA. It took me 4 tries to finally get one correct. This isn't a *beep*, just feedback and wondering if the hot & sweaty masses will have my virtuous patience :roll: :-P
We appreciate the feedback. But we understand very well whether something is too hard to read or not. :)

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dhn wrote:
robertmf wrote:
dhn wrote: The Captcha is still being worked upon.
I got locked out and requested a new password ... so I get the password and go to log in but have "exceeded the number of login attempts". So login wanted me to do the CAPTCHA. It took me 4 tries to finally get one correct. This isn't a *beep*, just feedback and wondering if the hot & sweaty masses will have my virtuous patience :roll: :-P
We appreciate the feedback. But we understand very well whether something is too hard to read or not. :)
I tend to just highlight and read it that way 8)

Still, it does hurt the eyes sometimes just knowing it's there.

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DavidMJ wrote:
spambot wrote: I think the symbols on the right should be slightly rotated, since matching the two squares in this example is enough to decode the image.
I think it is harder than you think ;) If you think otherwise, try doing it programmatically
If you treat each symbol as a seperate image, PHP's imagerotate() function will be sufficiant, won't it? Slowing the process down offcourse, but increasing security..

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spambot wrote:
DavidMJ wrote:
spambot wrote: I think the symbols on the right should be slightly rotated, since matching the two squares in this example is enough to decode the image.
I think it is harder than you think ;) If you think otherwise, try doing it programmatically
If you treat each symbol as a seperate image, PHP's imagerotate() function will be sufficiant, won't it? Slowing the process down offcourse, but increasing security..
I was refering to trying to break it, not rotating it. It is very easy to get rotation on those images.
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Ah, that makes sence :P

Well, I have no experience at all with OCR.. But if it can detect letters so easily, why not matching those symbols?

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Hey, we've got something that is actually decipherable, so can we please think about how to improve readability and not about how to increase the difficulty? ;-)

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naderman wrote: Hey, we've got something that is actually decipherable, so can we please think about how to improve readability and not about how to increase the difficulty? ;-)
What! You mean you cannot read that:
ucp.php.png
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1 - U - 9 is that a W? WTF! 8 - I (I think) - A - that wasn't so hard. :o
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