How do you let people create user accounts or post comments on your Web site without letting spam bots in? Simple — make your users prove they’re human. Many Web sites use CAPTCHA (Completely ...

Having a CAPTCHA on a phishing page serves two purposes: the first one is to lend legitimacy to the fraud, and the second one is to better bypass different web security protections.

Several cybersecurity firms have published alerts about threat actors fooling customer employees into downloading malware through fake captcha login verification pages. Captchas are those annoying ...

AkiraBot has been observed using CAPTCHA bypass services Capsolver, FastCaptcha and NextCaptcha, and multiple proxy hosts to evade network detection. The bot logs its progress, which is how ...

CAPTCHA -- the wiggly words meant to keep honest those seeking a new e-mail account or access to an online discussion thread -- is now more useful to malware authors than as a security measure ...

A new wave of browser-based phishing tricks unsuspecting users into copy-pasting malicious commands into their systems, all while believing they’re completing a legitimate CAPTCHA verification ...

Pirated or cracked versions of games have long been a hotbed for malware distribution, and cybercriminals are now using CAPTCHA challenges to make their attacks even more effective. According to a ...

Having a CAPTCHA on a phishing page serves two purposes: the first one is to lend legitimacy to the fraud, and the second one is to better bypass different web security protections.