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On 03/07/2016 06:23 AM, fkqqrr@autistici.org wrote:
> On 2016-03-07 13:13, Pickfire wrote:
>> On Mon, Mar 07, 2016 at 08:48:28PM +0800, fkqqrr wrote:
>>> Can 'disable javascript' unblock target site access?
>>
>> No, it doesn't, but you can solve those non-javascript captcha easier.
> Cloudflare uses visual captcha. What's is worse, even I correctly verify
> the visual captcha, cloudflare block my access.
> 
> So I cannot bypass it currently.

OpenVPN Onion VPS for Evading Discrimination Against Tor
https://dbshmc5frbchaum2.onion/OpenVPN-Onion-VPS.html

Basically, it's a VPN service that's reachable _only_ as an onion
service. So no exit nodes get wasted. But there's no crowding unless you
share the .onion with others. And once jerks are using it, it will get
blacklisted, and the VPS may be taken down. So it goes.

I must emphasize that this is _only_ safe if you lease the VPS as
anonymously as you need to be for the sites that you'll be browsing. You
do everything through Tor. You provide fake contact information, use a
fresh email address, and pay with well-mixed Bitcoin. Mix at least
twice, among independent wallets in different Whonix instances, using
different mixing services. And check for taint at each stage.

>>> CAPTCHA needs javascript submit verification code.
>>
>> No, there is an html version which is easier that uses a POST method.

I've generally found the Javascript CAPTCHAs to be easier. For a while,
they were just house numbers. Now it's image classification. And their
criteria are ambiguous. Is the pole supporting a sign part of the sign?

>> I heard that it is easier to create a script that breaks the audio
>> captcha compare to the visual captcha.

No audio here ;) Too dangerous.

>>> Whatever you are, be a good one
>>
>> CAPTCHA isn't a good one.
>>
>> -- 
>> web: http://pickfire.wha.la/
>> gpg: rsa4096/DBD0F842
> 
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