Enhanced CAPTCHA Based Authentication using Mathematical Operation (original) (raw)

Abstract

Despite the fact that many research works have been done on the way to securing documents on websites, attackers are day by day finding means of detecting a way to break all the security methods. One of the ways of these prevention is Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart (CAPTCHA) which is used to protect websites such as E-mail providers, social networks, and online business from unauthorized user. This research work reviewed major text CAPTCHA in existence, and proposed an Enhanced CAPTCHA based authentication using Mathematical operation to provide solutions to most common problem of the existing ones such as inlegibility of character and easy penetration by smart robots. The proposed system based the authentication on random mathematics expression with alteration in the operator for the user to respond to the challenge by supplying the correct answer. The implementation was developed using Visual Basic 2010 and result were presented in this paper.

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