Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart

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Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart is a type of challenge–response test used on websites to distinguish human users from automated bots.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf challenge–response test
reverse Turing test
web security mechanism
abbreviation CAPTCHA NERFINISHED
basedOn problems that are easy for humans but hard for computers
challengeMedium audio
image
interactive widget
text
counteredBy machine learning-based image recognition
optical character recognition
criticizedFor accessibility issues for visually impaired users
being breakable by advanced machine learning
usability problems
designedBy John Langford NERFINISHED
Luis von Ahn NERFINISHED
Manuel Blum NERFINISHED
Nicholas J. Hopper NERFINISHED
developedAt Carnegie Mellon University NERFINISHED
evolvedInto invisible CAPTCHA systems
risk-based CAPTCHA systems
example click a checkbox labeled "I am not a robot"
distorted text recognition test
select all images containing a specific object
hasProperty automated evaluation
designed to be difficult for bots
designed to be solvable by humans
machine-graded
publicly accessible
hasType audio CAPTCHA
behavioral CAPTCHA NERFINISHED
checkbox CAPTCHA
game-based CAPTCHA
image-based CAPTCHA
math CAPTCHA
slider CAPTCHA
text-based CAPTCHA NERFINISHED
introducedIn early 2000s
purpose distinguish human users from automated bots
relatedTo Turing test NERFINISHED
securityRole access control
bot mitigation
fraud prevention
usedFor prevent automated abuse of online services
prevent automated account creation
prevent credential stuffing attacks
prevent spam
rate limiting automated requests
usedOn websites

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CAPTCHA abbreviationFor Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart
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