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Automated Form Submission
Nowadays, most websites make use of CAPTCHA to prevent automated Form
submission. Can someone please give me examples of how automated Form submission can be achieved? It's not that I intend to do some nefarious activities; rather I don't understand how can automated Form submission be done other than the website developer coding it (for e.g. using JavaScript to automatically post a Form, say, after 2 minutes). Thanks, Ron rn5ar***@gmail.com wrote:
>Nowadays, most websites make use of CAPTCHA to prevent automated Form Programs written in C, C++, Java or anything else can send http or>submission. Can someone please give me examples of how automated Form >submission can be achieved? https transmissions. After all, that's exactly what a web browser does, right? So you write one that, instead of taking orders from a user and sending the requests that he directs, sends out what it wants. Being a computer program, it can do this thousands of times a minute. If you're a programmer, this kind of thing would not be much of a challenge.
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