recaptcha-domain-replicator 1.0.4

Serve a local replica of a reCAPTCHA widget and capture the token.

RecaptchaDomainReplicator

Serve a local replica of a reCAPTCHA widget and capture the token.

RecaptchaDomainReplicator generates a local HTML page that renders a reCAPTCHA widget, serves it via a local Flask server, opens it in Chromium, and monitors the DOM to capture the resulting token.

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Features

• Generate local page for any sitekey and domain
• Serve via local Flask server (in-memory by default, optional disk persistence)
• Open in Chromium or reuse an existing browser/tab
• Monitor page in separated thread and expose token via TokenHandle • Proxy support (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 with optional credentials)
• Domain bypass modes (VPN-friendly browser rules & hosts file fallback)
• HTTPS with temporary self-signed certificates
• Support for invisible reCAPTCHA, enterprise, custom actions, and data-s values
• Invisible reCAPTCHA (v3) is executed automatically

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How It Works

The library follows a simple four-step pipeline:

• Generate: Build a single HTML page that renders reCAPTCHA for a given sitekey and domain (with optional params like action, data-s, enterprise).
• Serve: Host it on a local Flask server (in-memory by default; can persist to disk).
• Open: Launch (or reuse) a Chromium tab to load that page.
• Observe: Poll the DOM to extract the token once it appears.

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Requirements

• Python: 3.9+
• Browser: Chromium-based browser (Chrome, Chrome for Testing, Edge)
• For credential proxies: Use Chrome for Testing or Microsoft Edge
• Admin privileges (optional): Required only for hosts file changes and port forwarding

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Installation

pip install recaptcha-domain-replicator

From source (with dev dependencies):

pip install -e ".[dev]"

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Usage

Library Usage

from recaptcha_domain_replicator import RecaptchaDomainReplicator

with RecaptchaDomainReplicator(
    download_dir="tmp",
    server_port=8080,
    proxy=None,  # "http://user:pass@host:port"
    browser_path=None,  # r"C:\path\to\chrome.exe"
) as replicator:
    browser, token_handle = replicator.replicate_captcha(
        website_key="YOUR_SITE_KEY",
        website_url="https://example.com/path",
        is_invisible=True,
        action="submit",
        data_s_value=None,
        api_domain="google.com",  # or "recaptcha.net"
        is_enterprise=False,
        bypass_domain_check=True,
        use_ssl=True,
        user_agent=None,
        cookies=None,
        browser=None, # already instanciated browser
        tab=None,
    )

    # replicate_captcha() returns immediately, wait with the async token monitor
    token = token_handle.wait(timeout=120) if token_handle else None # 0 to wait until token is received
    print("Token:", token)

CLI Usage

After installation, a console script is available:

recaptcha-domain-replicator --help

Run the built-in demo:

recaptcha-domain-replicator demo

Replicate a captcha:

recaptcha-domain-replicator replicate \
  --website-key "YOUR_SITE_KEY" \
  --website-url "https://example.com/path" \
  --persist-html \
  --invisible \
  --action "submit" \
  --bypass-domain-check \
  --proxy "socks5://user:pass@host:port" \
  --browser-path "C:\path\to\chrome.exe" \
  --observation-time 0

CLI behavior notes:

• Prints the token (if obtained) as plain text
• logging: Disabled by default, enable with --log-level INFO or DEBUG
• --observation-time: Set to 0 to run until a token is captured or browser closes

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Domain Bypass Modes

When bypass_domain_check=True is enabled with a website_url, the tool makes the replica page appear to load from the original domain.

• Preferred (VPN-friendly) mode: Let the replicator create the browser

• Uses Chromium --host-resolver-rules to map the target domain to 127.0.0.1 inside that browser only
• Does not modify your system hosts file

• Fallback mode: You provide an existing browser/tab

• The browser is already running, so host-resolver-rules can't be applied, it falls back to modifying the Windows hosts file
• Requires an elevated (Administrator) shell

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HTTPS, Ports & System Changes

• HTTPS by default: use_ssl=True serves the replica over HTTPS using a temporary self-signed certificate. Use --no-ssl for plain HTTP.

• Port forwarding (admin only): When elevated, the tool may create a Windows netsh interface portproxy rule to forward 80/443 -> the chosen high port. Port forwarding is removed during shutdown, firewall rules may remain.

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Limitations

Even if you successfully capture a token, it may not be accepted by server-side verification.

Common rejection reasons: • Action mismatch: Backend expects a specific action value • Risk scoring: reCAPTCHA considers IP reputation, browser state, and interaction signals • Session mismatch: Server might expect the token from the same browser session • IP mismatch: Tokens might be evaluated relative to the client IP that solved the challenge • Token freshness: Tokens are short-lived • Enterprise vs non-enterprise: Using the wrong API variant changes behavior

• google.com vs recaptcha.net: Using the wrong scripts domain

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Troubleshooting

• reCAPTCHA iframe never loads / shows an error

• The sitekey may be domain-restricted. Try --bypass-domain-check
• If relying on hosts-file bypass, run your terminal as Administrator

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Repository Layout

recaptcha_domain_replicator/
├── recaptcha_domain_replicator/ # Package
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── __main__.py # CLI entry
│   ├── captcha_replicator.py # Replicator class
│   ├── html_builder.py # HTML generation
│   ├── server_manager.py # Flask server
│   ├── token_monitor.py # Token polling
│   ├── browser_config.py # Chromium options
│   ├── hosts_manager.py # Windows hosts file
│   ├── certificates.py # SSL certificate generation
│   ├── proxy_utils.py # Proxy parsing
│   ├── proxy_auth_extension.py # Chrome extension for proxy auth
│   └── logging_utils.py # Logging configuration
├── tests/ # Tests
├── assets/  # Images and diagrams
├── pyproject.toml # Project configuration
└── README.md

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Development

To run the tests just run:

pytest

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Contributing

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Acknowledgements

• DrissionPage - Browser automation library
• Flask - Web framework for serving the replica
• pyOpenSSL - SSL certificate generation

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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Legal & Responsible Use

RecaptchaDomainReplicator is provided for educational and research purposes. Use responsibly and comply with all applicable laws and terms of service.