Your website is your brand, your storefront, and often your first contact with customers. If it’s not safe and secure, those critical business relationships can be compromised. By considering this serious issue, Google before made reCaptcha service. ReCaptcha is a free service that protects your site from spam and abuse. By using advanced risk analysis techniques, it tells humans and bots apart.
Captcha form checks typically ask people to complete a puzzle that a computer would struggle to complete correctly. Google developed Captcha with the aim of stopping automated bots.
Now Google came up with one more new system i.e., invisible web security captcha form. Google develop this new system by taking website security checks seriously. It tracks how a person interacts with a website to prove they are real, so the puzzles are no longer necessary for most people.
The puzzle gives challenges that human find it easy and but computer find it difficult. For example, identifying photographs of dogs in a gallery of animal pictures, typing numbers from a photograph of a road sign into a box
Developers noted, “This new system could help to train artificial intelligence algorithms.”
Google reCaptcha asks the user to tick a checkbox on the website they are using. The box monitors how each person has interacted with it, to separate natural human clicks from bots.
This latest invisible Web Security Captcha Form development removes the check box as well. Instead, it uses how people have interacted with other elements on a website. For example, give form button.
However, sometimes, suspicious activity will still trigger a puzzle.