Recaptcha News Today

For this round-up, we explore the year’s archives looking for bizarre stories. Some of these are amusing, but there are some cautionary tales as well.

Microsofts Digital Crimes Unit seized multiple domains used by a Vietnam-based cybercrime group (Storm-1152) that registered over 750 million fraudulent accounts and raked in millions of dollars by selling them online to other cybercriminals.

Today’s cybercriminals have countless tools at their disposal to create elaborate fraud schemes. Businesses must keep up to protect themselves and their customers.

GUEST RESEARCH: Once used primarily by search engines, bots now have a variety of uses — both good and bad. The good bots are primarily search engine...

CAPTCHA challenges are designed to thwart hackers and spam bots, but someone has just shown that ChatGPT can beat them. That’s worrying news for cybersecurity.

Google is testing the ability to prove you're human without needing to pass a CAPTCHA every time.

Plus: The $40,000 chip everyone wants.

Plus: Are you a human?

A new study has claimed that AI-powered bots are better at solving CAPTCHA tests than humans, which are designed to prove the user is human.

The bots’ accuracy is up to 15% higher than that of humans