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Hey guys

I'm honored to be able to help moderate https://torhoo.cc/go.php?u=TDJRdmNISnZaM0poYlcxcGJtYz0=#

Let's make this a great place to discuss programming, ask questions and post solutions.

Looking at the constraints of building web apps for the Tor network and maintaing anonymity we cannot use JavaScript. Which we are all well aware of.

So out of this we must get creative to be able to have the dynamic functionality that JavaScript offers. There are ways and we can all figure them out together. https://torhoo.cc/go.php?u=TDNVdmFIVm5ZblZ1ZEdWeQ==# has done a great job already.

An example is the <iframe> he is using for the vote. It's a really great solution that typically would have been taken care of with JavaScript/ajax calls.

Let's post quality content and put this mother fucker on the map.

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/u/Kyle

3 points

3 years ago

For the frontend, you could view page source and see how dread implements it's captcha(lots of cool CSS tricks). You could do this for the latest version of endgame too. Your gonna have to implement the backend on your own though. Playing around with the inspection tool should give of an idea of whats happening on the backend. I would recommend you save the captured network packets as a HAR file, so you could view the requests with a text editor. There is a module for vscode that allows you to view HAR files as requests and responses from the server. Be sure not to login to your account though as your username and password would be stored in plaintext.

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1 points

3 years ago

You need to create a series of images, and then you need to add layers of color, text, shapes to make it more difficult for ML to figure out what's going on.

Then when a user gets captcha you set a session or cookie allowing the request to further proceed.

You see it's not just a captcha, the captcha is the foundation to you session control.

The captcha dread uses isn't something simple. There is a lot that goes into it, especially when no js can be used.

I would really like to look at dreads captcha under the hood. /u/Hugbunter has done a really solid job. He's got a really good understanding of what he can achieve with ingenuity. Like the iframe vote solution.

Cool stuff

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