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Help solving SVG based captcha. #65
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The examples came through as PNGs, but if it's really an SVG then you can probably solve it super simply by parsing the path data out of it directly. It doesn't even look like there's any distortion. Do you have an example of the SVG format itself? |
You can provide them in this thread. If it's converting them to png on you, then open one with a text editor and copy the contents into a code block. |
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Hi I am unable to upload sag directly. But here's the solution. |
This library wasn't really built for SVGs so you might have to build something custom. The SVG format is absolutely the least secure CPTCHA format because it just hands you the outline of every object. What I would do is actually try just string parsing the path data out of the SVG markup and seeing if you find patterns. Like maybe all "A" characters have the exact same path data. It's quite possible you could get 100% accuracy with that method. |
Nope unable to find any pattern. |
Unfortunately I don't have the time right now. My suggestion is that you extract each This library doesn't currently support SVG; however, another (less effective option) might be to first get an SVG to PNG library to convert it so this library can be used. If possible, remove the lines before converting. SVGs have way more information than PNGs, so it's not the best option. |
Please provide at least 10 example images of the CAPTCHA system:
Please provide the full JavaScript source to what you've already tried:
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