captchme

[niap]

Anyone here have faucet that using captchme.com in there captcha?

[roccstar]

Why, this question? So many faucets are using that captcha.

[niap]

im looking for someone can teach/help me on how to integrate it to my faucet.

[burky156]

you can use any captchas not just captchme

[StillArts]

He most likely asks about the possibility of monetizing Captcha. I also care about this issue, until the bitcaptcha is launched

[niap]

He most likely asks about the possibility of monetizing Captcha. I also care about this issue, until the bitcaptcha is launched

yes bro, bitcaptcha still under development thats why Im looking for other alternative way to monetize captcha 
solvemedia is also an option, but the problem is the security for bot attack and tax form

[xnd]

captchme is infinite times more unsecure than solvemedia

it can be bypassed even with imacros lol

you should use solvemedia instead (tax form is so easy to fill)

[felicita]

for me they sowing to many and to big ads on there cpatcha !!
and for this they give bad revene to publishers -.-


here is a PHP code example how i implemented captchMe:

Code:

require_once("libs/captchme-lib.php");
$privateKey = "84eea1c08cxxx431c680035xxxx61c2";
$authenKey = "31fb92xxx6ff111350405e51xxeda4f02be";
$publicKey = "4891b27e19edexxxxxxcb0ae2e3189b68280xxxxx45bb4ac0";
$response = captchme_verify($privateKey,$_POST["captchme_challenge_field"],$_POST["captchme_response_field"],$ip,$authenKey);

than you cna check with this if captcha was solved:

Code:

if( $response->is_valid )

to show the captcha:

Code:

    $error = null;
    $CaptchME = captchme_generate_html($publicKey, $error, $ssl, $customAttributes);

regards

[zuzoovn]

Why, this question? So many faucets are using that captcha.

Could you please list all of those faucets?

[Kema]

Something to consider...
Bots today have no problem getting past captchas like reCaptcha or SolveMedia.
Why not use CaptchMe if you feel like it? It's not really going to make any huge difference in the end anyway.
If you want to foil bots, write your own security code with invisible traps to protect your faucet.

Now, if you can use the captchas to monetize your faucet in a clean and efficient way, awesome, just don't expect any über protection from the evil bots.
I actually like CaptchMe myself. For a while I was running BitCaptcha, that's a nice one too if you can figure out the code (not for n0obs yet, someone has yet to write a comprehensive walkthrough on incorporating the script).