Is there any published research on this? I am interested to learn about these risk analysis techniques they are talking about.
Are You a Robot? Introducing “No CAPTCHA ReCAPTCHA”
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#152It rise privacy concern for me. If real name and email validation is mandatory, I will wonder what Google will use that data for. Is that some kind of monitor tool which want to know REAL NAME, EMAIL ADDR whenever you want to use a website? Don't forget Google always beg for your telephone number for "security reasons", Google+ wants your real name for "Policy reason", I upgraded one of my Nexus to Android L, and eve…
Where are you seeing mandatory real name and email validation?
The video demonstrates filling in name and email, although it doesn't say anything about it.
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#153Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's only used to generate a confidence level. "In cases when the risk analysis engine can't confidently predict whether a user is a human or an abusive agent, it will prompt a CAPTCHA to elicit more cues" So if you have cookies disabled, you'll probably just get a regular captcha
okay, that's reasonable.
But then a bot need only copy a human's mouse movements and disable cookies and we're back to the status quo.
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#154It's based on Google account. There might be other vectors too. I tried browsing lots of pages in incognito, making Google searches, clicking ads etc. but that didn't help (might work in long term). Signing into my Google account (with history) was enough to pass the test.
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#155In regards to the video, I feel like it has become a cliche to have upbeat, light ukelele music in the background for product demonstration videos. I instantly felt myself become annoyed when the music started.
Re: Are You a Robot? Introducing “No CAPTCHA ReCAPTCHA”
#156It rise privacy concern for me. If real name and email validation is mandatory, I will wonder what Google will use that data for. Is that some kind of monitor tool which want to know REAL NAME, EMAIL ADDR whenever you want to use a website? Don't forget Google always beg for your telephone number for "security reasons", Google+ wants your real name for "Policy reason", I upgraded one of my Nexus to Android L, and eve…
Where are you seeing mandatory real name and email validation?
In the video the user has to type in their first and last name, and an email address.
I have to assume there is a confirmation email, otherwise what's the point in asking for an email address?
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#157Re: Are You a Robot? Introducing “No CAPTCHA ReCAPTCHA”
#158And what about people with motor-neural conditions?
I think worst case scenario is that they get what they have today (solve a captcha style problem).
Con: They will have an additional click. Pro: They might get a more solvable puzzle than some of the "read this distorted text" images they would see today.