CAPTCHA Codes
Definition
CAPTCHA codes are security measures used on websites to verify that users are human rather than automated bots. They typically involve solving puzzles or identifying distorted characters.
Analogy
Think of CAPTCHA codes as virtual bouncers at a club entrance. They make sure only real humans can enter by asking them to prove their identity with a quick puzzle or task.
Related terms
Automated Bots: Software programs designed to perform tasks automatically without human intervention.
Security Measures: Precautions taken to protect against unauthorized access or harm.
Verification Process: Procedures used to confirm the accuracy or authenticity of something.
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