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Web Security Using Various CAPTCHA Methods
Abstract
This project is a solution for improving the security of web forms from web bots (robots). The greatest danger from bots is the unmonitored used of forms. Mostly these are forms to enter some data (user registration, giving comments). For the protection of such forms web programmers apply several techniques. Each of these techniques is based on a single fact: humans can read, the PC cannot. There are different types of form protection like the random numbers method, the contact form method, the security code method and the Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart (CAPTCHA) method. This project delivers the best result than the existing system. The emphasis is on the CAPTCHA method that is most often used method. The main goal of CAPTCHA is preventing automated software or bots from performing certain actions on a site. Sure, the automated code may access the site, but we don‟t want it posting comments (spam), creating user accounts, or placing orders. I am implementing CAPTCHA security method in java web programming. I am implementing different methods of CAPTCHA like NORMAL CAPTCHA IMAGE, MULTIPLE CAPTCHA IMAGE and AUDIO CAPTCHA IMAGE. To increase the security to the extent possible I am using DES algorithm in order to encrypt the plain text.
Keywords
CAPTCHA, Encryption , Security, Web bots.
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