Ever notice how captcha is often accepted even though you clearly selected the wrong squares? Or it is rejected even though you clicked the stupid sign? I believe captcha machine learning works in a democratic manner in which the most commonly selected answers are considered correct.
If this is true and each submission is tallied as a "vote" for the correct answer, then compared to the majority of answers to determine if it conforms, what will happen if we always submit the first three images, left to right, as the answer? Can we eventually train the bot to accept this answer for a majority of captchas?
>select first three images in captcha >submit >repeat until it accepts the captcha
This actually worked after about 20 submissions even though I was not selecting the image correctly.
Julian Russell
but i didnt get a captcha to fill out :/
Joseph Green
I like this
Alexander Carter
Bump
Ryan Reed
bump
Michael Scott
...
Sebastian White
...
Levi Bailey
This is a serious dilemma
To save or not
Ryder Hall
Worked for me after 8 attemprts
Connor Jackson
fuck the free world
Kevin Young
Save it
Levi Myers
Sorry forgot to quote
Evan Turner
5 goes.
Jace Walker
So is this going to work on the whole captcha system is enough people do it?
6 goes this time.
Josiah Powell
Gonna break captcha.
one go. but three out of four street signs in those first three.
Asher Mitchell
Yes, its like the captcha niggering
Hudson Gray
none
Ayden Brown
Bumpp
Andrew Wilson
...
Evan Wilson
Ah, captcha pic was Highway 10 and the sign for La Brea and Fairfax. I miss LA.
6 goes.
Landon Robinson
We can actually make this work if we get enough people on board
Xavier Nguyen
Why Not.
Joseph Green
Shit, it's trying to outsmart us
Zachary Gray
Bump
John Garcia
I miss the old renigger days.
Lincoln Gonzalez
The captcha is annoying as hell. If there's a chance this could work, I'm in.
