Captcha Game Tactics

[FutureKingOfScrapers]

These days defeating text captchas is trivial thanks to DBC and other similiar services, but has anyone developed any strategies yet for defeating the "captcha games" where you have to drag random items around? I saw something a few month back where someone just programmed a bot to brute-force them, dragging the items around till the game was successfully completed, but haven't seen much else since then. If the games are Javascript based wouldn't it be possible to analyze them to find out their solution?

 

[GreyKnight]

These days defeating text captchas is trivial thanks to DBC and other similiar services, but has anyone developed any strategies yet for defeating the "captcha games" where you have to drag random items around? I saw something a few month back where someone just programmed a bot to brute-force them, dragging the items around till the game was successfully completed, but haven't seen much else since then. If the games are Javascript based wouldn't it be possible to analyze them to find out their solution?

I think the most feasible solution for these is send them to human-solving captcha services. Some of these games require two items for a total of 9-10 items, that requires a lot of combination. Even for small combinations, act of dragging things to things (again, the system has to discern what is the receptacle item and what is the item that is going to put in) is a bit difficult too.

So, I think the solution is not near for this problems, as human-captcha solving is a lot faster (and maybe cheaper)

 

[FutureKingOfScrapers]

I think the most feasible solution for these is send them to human-solving captcha services. Some of these games require two items for a total of 9-10 items, that requires a lot of combination. Even for small combinations, act of dragging things to things (again, the system has to discern what is the receptacle item and what is the item that is going to put in) is a bit difficult too.

So, I think the solution is not near for this problems, as human-captcha solving is a lot faster (and maybe cheaper)

How are you managing to forward the captcha game to a human solving service?