Hello Fran,
Basically, the use of captcha most of the time aims to prevent robots from accessing information in an automated way. It is important to highlight that automating the CAPTCHA solving process would inevitably defeat its original purpose. It is understandable to question whether it is feasible to successfully automate CAPTCHA overcoming, as its complexity is designed to challenge automated algorithms and mechanisms. Although an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) approach can be considered, its effectiveness is often questionable due to the constant evolution of CAPTCHA techniques, in the most recent versions I believe it is unfeasible. There are some alternatives that offer human assistance in overcoming CAPTCHA through APIs, but it is important to note that most of these services are paid and depending on the type, their effectiveness can be variable. Additionally, when considering the use of these services, it is prudent to carefully examine the privacy policy of the application or system in question, as many explicitly prohibit captcha cracking, which can result in undesirable consequences in terms of compliance and integrity. Therefore, choosing approaches to handle CAPTCHA must be done carefully, taking into account associated risks and compliance with applicable policies.
Regards,
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Leonardo Soares
RPA Developer Tech Leader
Bridge Consulting
América/Brazil
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Leonardo Soares
RPA Developer
América/Brazil
