Have you ever wondered why we are prompt to "I'm not robot" checkbox or an image with several distorted letters? What’s the propose of the Captcha? Captcha stands for “Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart”. In other words, CAPTCHA determines whether the user is real or a spam robot. CAPTCHAs were invented to block spammy software from posting comments on pages or purchasing excess items at once. Who uses Captcha? Captcha is used by the website that want to verify that the user is human or not before moving further. CAPTCHA is used in registration forms on websites such as Yahoo! Mail or Gmail where people can create free accounts. CAPTCHAs prevent spammers from using bots to create a plethora of spam email accounts. How does a CAPTCHA work? Classic CAPTCHAs, which are still in use on some web properties today, involve asking users to identify letters. The letters are distorted so that bots are n...
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