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@@ -30,6 +30,6 @@ Cap prioritizes user privacy and is designed to be GDPR and CCPA compliant.
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Every CAPTCHA can eventually be solved, whether by sophisticated bots or humans paid via CAPTCHA farms. The crucial difference lies in the _cost_ imposed on attackers.
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The goal is to make automated abuse prohibitively expensive while keeping the experience fast and virtually invisible for real users. Proof-of-work strikes an effective balance, deterring abuse by requiring computational effort rather than relying solely on human verification methods that bots continuously learn to mimic.
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The goal is to make automated abuse expensive while keeping the experience fast and virtually invisible for real users. Proof-of-work is a perfect balance, stopping abuse by requiring computational effort rather than relying solely on human verification methods that bots continuously learn to mimic.
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For a deeper dive into the technical aspects, you might find [this research paper](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/374638786_Proof-of-Work_CAPTCHA_with_password_cracking_functionality) useful.
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