>>Hi,
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>>Usually I find Captcha on various blog sites very difficult to work with. I can't see well the letters or numbers that are shown in the picture; so I keep clicking on "show another." Recently, however, when I was looking at the blog of an asp.net guru his captcha was very easy to go through. The Captcha would ask a questions such as for example:
>>12 - _____ = 7 or
>>Eleven + ___ = Seventeen
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>>Basically the math that even I can understand and solve in my head <g>.
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>>Does anybody know if this type of Captcha is available and how do you get it?
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>Should be easy to roll your own. Just randomly generate two numbers within a specified range and check that what the user sends back is the correct value.....
You are right; I thought the same. What I like in that system was that some numbers were shown in numerals and some other in words. And I think .net probably has classes that will translate numbers into words. I just thought that maybe this is a "class library" availalbe already. Naomi sent me links (in Russian) that show how all these Captcha can be cracked. But my site is not a financial or much of a confidential system so it is not that critical.
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