A CAPTCHA (“Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Human Apart”) system is a program that most humans can pass but current computer programs could hardly pass. As the most common type of CAPTCHAs , text-based CAPTCHA has been widely used in different websites to defense network bots. In order to breaking textbased CAPTCHA, in this paper, two trained CNN models are connected for the segmentation and classification of CAPTCHA images. Then base on these two models, we apply sliding window segmentation and voting classification methods realize an end-to-end CAPTCHA breaking system with high success rate. The experiment results show that our method is robust and effective in breaking text-based CAPTCHA with noise.
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