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Showing results for SIMCHA: a new semantic image CAPTCHA using geometric transformations.
In this paper, two different approaches for designing image based CAPTCHAs are introduced. The first one _ which is called Tagging image CAPTCHA _ is based on ...
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Jul 11, 2012 · In this paper, first we introduce a new tagging image CAPTCHA using geometric transformations as a more complex method. Indeed, we consider a ...
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This paper presents an advanced CAPTCHA technique that essentially relies on employing the human recognition ability, which is not available in automated bots ...
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The first one-which is called Tagging image CAPTCHA-is based on pre-tagged images, using geometric transformations to increase security, and the second approach ...
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Recent years have seen a rapid growth of visual data produced by social media, large-scale surveillance cameras, biometrics sensors, and mass media content ...
Dec 9, 2011 · We propose SEMAGE, a novel image-based CAPTCHA sys- tem, which has a two-factor model requiring the user to recognize the image and identify ...
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To facilitate images under the nonlinear geometric transformation T and its inverse transformation T(-1), we have developed numerical algorithms.
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Apr 26, 2016 · There are plenty of posts on the web about using Mathematica to beat captchas via OCR and wavelet transforms, here is an example.
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