The only CAPTCHA that catches DPRK state-sponsored IT workers trying to sneak into your company. Because background checks are so 2024.
"We deployed NK-CAPTCHA and found out our CTO had been a DPRK agent for 3 years. Turns out he couldn't type the phrase without crying. 10/10 would recommend."
"Our interviewing process used to be 5 rounds. Now it's 5 rounds plus one CAPTCHA. The CAPTCHA is more effective than all 5 rounds combined."
"I tried to fold the portrait and my hands started shaking. I'm not even from North Korea, I'm just really bad at origami."
Select a verification mode and prove you're not a DPRK operative
To verify you are not a DPRK state actor, please type the following phrase exactly:
To verify you are not a DPRK state actor, fold the Supreme Leader's portrait. Click each fold button to fold the paper:
Complete the sentence by spinning the wheel. Our system will analyze your reaction to the result.
Three verification methods. Zero tolerance for regime loyalty.
Users must type a phrase that no loyal DPRK operative could bring themselves to write. Our proprietary algorithm detects hesitation, backspacing, and existential crisis in real-time.
Users must fold, crumple, and desecrate a portrait of the Supreme Leader. Our sensors detect trembling hands, reluctant mouse movements, and patriotic tears.
Spin the wheel to complete "Kim Jong-un is..." Three answers let you through. One gets you flagged. 75% odds sound good until your loyalty kicks in.
Every keystroke analyzed. Every mouse tremor measured. We calculate a "Regime Loyalty Score" with military precision (the good kind of military).
No VPN can mask the guilt of disrespecting the Supreme Leader. Our technology works on a deeper, more spiritual level.
Generate detailed reports showing your board of directors that you take the DPRK threat seriously. Includes pie charts. Boards love pie charts.
Three simple steps to a DPRK-free workforce
Add our JavaScript snippet to your hiring portal, onboarding flow, or morning standup.
<script src="nk-captcha.js"></script>
The candidate must insult the Supreme Leader or fold his portrait. No exceptions. No appeals. No UN resolutions.
Our system delivers a real-time assessment. Green = not a spy. Red = probably a spy. Orange = might just be really nervous.
We asked our lawyer and they just stared at us for 45 seconds before leaving the room. We're taking that as a yes.
Our Hesitation Analysis Engine™ can distinguish between "nervous about a job interview" and "nervous about committing treason against the Supreme Leader." Probably.
A VPN can hide your IP address, but it cannot hide the guilt in your heart when you insult the Eternal President of the Republic.
The Supreme Leader's portrait is not considered personal data under GDPR because he transcends mere personhood. At least, that's what he told us.
Your name is added to a list. Which list? Let's just say you probably don't want to find out. (It's a mailing list. For coupons.)
This is an April Fools' joke. Please do not use this as your actual security strategy. Although honestly, it might work better than some things we've seen.
DPRK IT workers are already inside companies. They use VPNs, stolen identities, and AI agents to get through hiring. A CAPTCHA won't catch them. Knowing they're on a VPN running an AI agent will.
Know when the person on your site is actually a bot or AI agent.
See who's hiding behind a VPN or proxy. Useful when your "US-based contractor" is in Pyongyang.
Catch bad sessions before they turn into chargebacks, data leaks, or compliance nightmares.
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