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Hi Team,
Captcha fields suppose its 5 digit s, It should accept only 5 digits. It should not accept above 5 or multiple numeric numbers.
Is There any option to accept captcha up to 5 ditgits.
By defult it allows captcha upto 128 digits. If users entered more than 5 digits, Developer Portal will return the following error:
The answer you entered for the CAPTCHA was not correct.
Our concern is will take only 5 digits but why it is allowing user to enter 128 digits?
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No evidence of a buffer overflow has been provided. You can type stuff in the box, but if you submit it and the server ignores it (as it will) then it's not a vulnerability.
The user must enter the correct number of digits as provided in the Captcha and the form field should not influence or provide additional data to a user/bot of what is being requested.