Google has pushed an update to its reCAPTCHA technology that the company
has been offering since 2007 to fight off bots on the world wide web.
From a report: reCAPTCHA v3, as the new version has been branded, is a
complete overhaul of the reCAPTCHA technology that we know and... most
of the time hate. The
good news is that the new system does not require any user interaction anymore.
Gone are the days of reCAPTCHA v1 when everyone was trying to decipher
in garbled text, and gone are the days of v2 when everyone was getting
annoyed at clicking on endless image streams of "store fronts," "roads,"
and "cars" for up to 2-3 minutes. Instead, reCAPTCHA v3 will use a
secret new Google proprietary technology to learn a website's normal
traffic and user behavior. Google says that by observing how regular
users interact with the website and its sections, it would be able to
detect abnormalities and detect bots or undesirable actions.
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