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Python3.3 - python3.10
Python 3.10 is not supported yet because
onnxruntime
is not supporting python3.10
pip install vk_captcha
or
pip install https://github.com/imartemy1524/vk_captcha/raw/main/dist/vk_captcha-1.21.tar.gz
or
pip install git+https://github.com/imartemy1524/vk_captcha
Look into VkHacker for examples of accounts bruteforce
from vk_captcha import vk_api_handler
vk = vk_api_handler.VkApiCaptcha("88005553535", "efwoewkofokw") # this login will create captcha
vk_api_handler.Solver.logging = True # enable logging
vk.auth() # get captcha error and automatically solve it
from vk_captcha import VkCaptchaSolver
from vk_api import VkApi
solver = VkCaptchaSolver(logging=True) # use logging=False on deploy
vk = VkApi(login='', password='', captcha_handler=solver.vk_api_captcha_handler)
vk.method("any.method.with.captcha.will.be.handled")
from vk_captcha import VkCaptchaSolver
import random, requests
session = requests.Session()
session.headers['User-Agent'] = 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; rv:91.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/91.0'
solver = VkCaptchaSolver(logging=True) # use logging=False on deploy
sid = random.randint(122112, 10102012012012)
easy_captcha = False
url = f"https://api.vk.com/captcha.php?sid={sid}&s={int(easy_captcha)}"
answer, accuracy = solver.solve(
url=url,
minimum_accuracy=0.33, # keep solving captcha while accuracy < 0.33
repeat_count=14, # if we solved captcha with less than minimum_accuracy, then retry repeat_count times
session=session # optional parameter. Useful if we want to use proxy or specific headers
)
# or
#answer, accuracy = solver.solve(bytes_data=session.get(url))
print(f"I solved captcha = {answer} with accuracy {accuracy:.4}")
from vk_captcha import VkCaptchaSolver
import random, asyncio
solver = VkCaptchaSolver(logging=False) # use logging=False on deploy
async def captcha_solver():
sid = random.randint(122112, 10102012012012)
easy_captcha = False
url = f"https://api.vk.com/captcha.php?sid={sid}&s={int(easy_captcha)}"
answer, accuracy = await solver.solve_async(url=url, minimum_accuracy=0.4, repeat_count=10)
print(f"Solved captcha = {answer} with accuracy {accuracy:.4}")
asyncio.set_event_loop_policy(asyncio.WindowsSelectorEventLoopPolicy())
asyncio.run(captcha_solver())
Also, you can get some statistics of solving captcha:
from vk_captcha import VkCaptchaSolver
solver = VkCaptchaSolver()
...
# solve some captchas
...
time_for1captcha = solver.argv_solve_time
total_solved = solver.TOTAL_COUNT
fail_count = solver.FAIL_COUNT # you need directly increase it after getting second captcha error
In theory, for other languages you can use command line solver ( NOT RECOMMENDED, it will always load model again):
python -m vk_captcha -url "https://api.vk.com/captcha.php?sid=2323832899382092" -minimum-accuracy 0.33 -repeat-count 13
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