Hello everyone,
I’m ready to work on those captcha levels :D
Actually I’m trying to do the first one with Python in the console on Chrome.
Is it even possible in Python ? What did you use ?
I’m pretty lost :s
Of course it is possible in Python, lots of people has used that.
Thanks,
But I don’t know if I can use the console on Chrome or I need to create a .py to run.
I’ve been trying for a long time with python too, but pytesseract doesn’t work as well as it should… There must be another solution.
You can’t write and execute a python script in the browser console, because the browser doesn’t interpret the Python. If you want to do that in the Chrome console, then you can use JavaScript
Ok thank you,
I’m gonna work on it :p
LoL didn’t saw that last post, I was answering to the first one… xD Of course you can’t execute python on the web console!!
But as @r4v463 said, JS could be a very good solution!! It’s a sorrow that I don’t have good JS levels :(
Me too, my JS isn’t huge a C knowledge unfortunaly :(
It tooks me weeks to do JS levels.
You can make the level in C if you want :)
Hm I will try in Python first, but yeah if I can’t find the way.
And maybe I will find a Python answer in solutions section.
Yes, there are Python answer in the solution section ^^
Have a librairy for bypass captcha in python2.7 ?
I think that if it exists, it can be found easily with Google ^^
yes it does, it’s called pytesseract, and isn’t able to read correctly the captcha
Thank you L00PeR
openCV.py x)
I’m sure that you’ll be able to find other libraries on the Web, it all depends if you want to make your captcha solver or use one already existing.
I did it with python and by looking at the pixels. It was an intense session in the library to begin with.
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