Websites Ditch Annoying Puzzles for Simpler Human Tests
Websites are abandoning annoying image puzzles and distorted text in favor of simpler, behavior-based security checks like 'Press & Hold' to stop bots.
#Web Security#CAPTCHA#Cybersecurity
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