Although there isnt going to be any code in this article, there is a lot of code here http://www.wausita.com/captcha/
Basicly just shows how to go about cracking a simple CAPTCHA with source code and a full rundown as to how it works..
Published on Friday 30th October 2009
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Java Phone Maze
Description:
This is just a rehash of the orginal maze. The diffrence is this one
has been made to work on Java enabled phones. It came about because I
was bored and wanted to see how difficult it would be to port to my
Sony Ericsson T610 (nowdays I have a k700i or something... works just as well on that). It took about 1 hour to work out, and the main part
of that was learning the API. Contains source and a compiled version.
Its compiled in MIDP1.0 so it should work on any phone.
Published on Monday 16th February 2009
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Java Maze
Description :
Essentially this was done for an assignment back in my Uni days. The
subject was called ITC322 Data Structures. It was actually a really fun
subject. Anyway this was part of the major assignment for it. The task
was to generate a maze that met the following conditions. 50x40 in
size, has one route from the start to the exit which is also marked,
the maze is perfect, so every part can be reached from another. Its
pretty well documented in the source. I actually added a graphics part
to the program so you can see the output. Anyway here is the code for
you.
Published on Wednesday 17th May 2006
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hello
i found this very useful, it gave me a good start on captcha decoding, i'm planning to use opencv+neurolab for image processing and decoding, its gonna be difficult because theres very fancy background and lines thru the letters with multiple font.
this is a nice blog you have here, pretty neat,but theres SQL injection vulnerability on parameter id, you should check it out.