Carlos Javier Hernández-Castro, M. Rodríguez-Moreno, David F. Barrero
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One of the first approaches to proposed to prevent automated attacks on Internet were the Human Interactive Proofs(HIPs). Since their invention, a variety of designs have been proposed, yet most of them have been successfully attacked. In this paper we focus on a new HIP, based on a puzzle solving scheme, created to increase both security and usability: the Capy CAPTCHA. We have analyzed its design, finding some important flaws. Based on them, we propose a low-cost, side-channel attack. Initial results show that the attack is able to break Capy with a 61% success ratio.