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#Why Minteye was meant to be cracked ##inventing CAPTCHAs without skill

Some days ago I read a post by Samuirai about him cracking the minteye CAPTCHA (cracking minteye captcha without skill) with the google speech2text api and two days later it was covered on Hack a day. For me, it was a really straightforward approach to crack such a CAPTCHA and it was something nobody really noticed or pointed out before. It also shows how little the developers have thought about the real usefulness and security behind their idea.

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