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Anti-Captcha Using Mouse Detection

I want to know whether it is possible to create a safe mechanism for detecting people (without using captcha) for the form using only javascript to detect mouse movement, since jquery and operating system code can move the mouse (as I said).

Here is my plan:

  • With jQuery, I can determine if the mouse is moved, and then allow the form to be submitted, if any.
  • I already have cross-site scripting, so no one can send it directly to the site outside the web page, but I need javascript to delete the form.
  • Mouse movement will add a value to the mouse field on the form, and the value will determine on the server side that it was submitted by a person.
  • The mouse field will use some form of algorithm that will be moved by mouse movement and then decode it on the server side, so that the bot can simply enter any value in the mouse field.

So, I am wondering if there are still holes in this approach or ways for the bot to still bypass it.

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