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Simple Ways to Implement All-around WordPress Security
WordPress powers close to 40% of all websites (W3Techs, November 2026), which makes it the most attacked CMS on the internet. Every new install gets probed within hours: bots try default logins, scan for vulnerable plugins, post spam into comment and registration forms, and look for a way to drop malware. Securing a WordPress site…
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New anti-spam checks for WordPress, XenForo, phpBB 3.1, SMF, Bitrix
We are pleased to announce that we have released new versions of plugins for WordPress, XenForo, phpBB 3.1, SMF, Bitrix. In the new version, we have added some new checks for spam to improve anti-spam service. Mouse tracking and Time zone monitoring give good results against spam bots which simulate the behavior of real visitors.…
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Spam Statistics and Trends for a year
We have published Anti-Spam Statistics and trends for a year. Statistics include numbers of spam attacks for CMS, Sources of spam by countries. Average spam attacks per day and trends for each CMS. The amount of spam in POST queries. https://cleantalk.org/spam-stats
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New version of the Security Service by CleanTalk
As we informed CleanTalk launched its website security project. The service protects administrator control panel from brute-force attacks and records users’ actions. Since the 29th of November Security by CleanTalk has become the Cloud Service and now all main data will be available in The Service Dashboard. The cost of the service is $20 per…
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Blocking emails by a mask
Dear users! CleanTalk has expanded the functions of personal blacklists. We’ve added an ability to filter email addresses by a mask. Symbol asterisk “*” means any set of characters. Examples: name*@example.com (all e-mail addresses with any set of characters after “name” will be blocked). *aa44@example.com (all e-mail addresses with any set of characters before “aa44”…