CAPTCHA
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It seems like you're looking for a way to handle CAPTCHA on a website for an automation task. Here’s a structured approach based on your points:
Do not send the parameter related to the CAPTCHA.
Change from POST to GET or other HTTP Verbs.
Change to JSON or from JSON.
Send the CAPTCHA parameter empty.
Check if the value of the CAPTCHA is in the source code of the page.
Check if the value is inside a cookie.
Try to use an old CAPTCHA value.
Check if you can use the same CAPTCHA value several times with the same or different session ID.
If the CAPTCHA consists of a mathematical operation, try to automate the calculation.
If the CAPTCHA consists of reading characters from an image, check manually or with code how many images are being used and if only a few images are being used, detect them by MD5.
Use an OCR .
Online services to bypass CAPTCHAs (e.g., Capsolver).
Here's an example of using Python with requests and Tesseract OCR for handling text-based CAPTCHA images:
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Try changing the request method, for example POST to GET
Change the method to GET
Try remove the value of the captcha parameter
Try reuse old captcha token
Convert JSON data to normal request parameter
Convert to normal request
Try custom header to bypass captcha
Change some specific characters of the captcha parameter and see if it is possible to bypass the restriction.
Try this to bypass