Next participant of the project is logical Captcha. This is such type of protection where user asked to “check this box” to prove that he is not a bot. It’s popular and accessible type of captchas which are using at many sites. So there are a lot of sites which are in risk with such captchas.
First example is wait-till-i.com where logical captcha was used. This captcha is vulnerable to MustLive CAPTCHA bypass method. This Insufficient Anti-automation hole I found 25.10.2007.
For bypassing you need to use parameter “validemail” with value “d” for every post. This is classic MustLive CAPTCHA bypass method. Which easily bypass logical captchas.
Most interesting that after I informed admin of the site about hole in his captcha, and I was trying to inform all participants (sites with vulnerable captchas) of MoBiC project, he removed captcha from his site
. This captcha decided to run away from me (it quit ahead of time). You can found this logical captcha in Yahoo’s cache (checkbox “Check this box if you are not a spammer”). Nevertheless the object was gained, lame captcha was hacked to death
. So exploit is for demonstration only, because there is no captcha at all at the site. Now site’s owner need new and reliable captcha.
Insufficient Anti-automation:
wait-till-i.com CAPTCHA bypass.html
Guys not overdo with this Captcha bypass test. Not post too much at this site. This exploit for educational purposes only.
After first captcha I decided to find another logical one. Second example is shamanomaly.com with logical captcha. This captcha is vulnerable for two bypassing methods. These Insufficient Anti-automation holes I found 03.11.2007.
1. MustLive CAPTCHA bypass method.
For bypassing you need to use parameter “nonspammer” with value “1″ for every post.
2. JavaScript protection bypass method.
Checking is done with JavaScript, so if you turn off JS (which is common for bots) you can easily bypass it.
Insufficient Anti-automation:
shamanomaly.com CAPTCHA bypass.html
Guys not overdo with this Captcha bypass test. This exploit for educational purposes only.
Moral: never make such unreliable captchas.