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		<title>By: Francesco Sullo</title>
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		<dc:creator>Francesco Sullo</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hi Djon,
I am happy you like our captcha. I wrote the AreYouHuman library to easily manage the captcha process.

Currently the script it is very simple and it is not spam-bot-proof, but the next version - server controlled - will be. I&#039;ll release it with some sample games.

Actually, we don&#039;t need it right now because the password quality (measured in bits) is a strong enough deterrent for spam-bots. But we use it mostly to prepare users to the similar visual pattern that they will find when they will connect to PassPack in the next time (it&#039;s similar to the anti-phishing screen).</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Djon,<br />
I am happy you like our captcha. I wrote the AreYouHuman library to easily manage the captcha process.</p>
<p>Currently the script it is very simple and it is not spam-bot-proof, but the next version &#8211; server controlled &#8211; will be. I&#8217;ll release it with some sample games.</p>
<p>Actually, we don&#8217;t need it right now because the password quality (measured in bits) is a strong enough deterrent for spam-bots. But we use it mostly to prepare users to the similar visual pattern that they will find when they will connect to PassPack in the next time (it&#8217;s similar to the anti-phishing screen).</p>
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