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Update: Anti-Spam Service Restored After Temporary Disruption
We experienced a service disruption in our Anti-Spam service, detected on September 9, 2026, at 16:00 (UTC+0). The issue was caused by the bot-detector script. To resolve the problem, the script was temporarily disabled. What you may have noticed: The issue has been fully resolved. The disruption lasted approximately 21 hours, and the service is…
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Everest Contact Forms Spam Protection: How to Stop Fake Entries in WordPress
Everest Forms can be used for much more than a simple contact form. Many WordPress websites use it for inquiries, lead generation, bookings, quote requests, surveys, applications, payments, quizzes, file uploads, and customer feedback. That flexibility is useful for real visitors, but it also creates more entry points for spam. If an Everest form is…
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Constant Contact Forms Spam Protection: How to Protect WordPress Sign-Up Forms from Spam
Constant Contact Forms are often used to collect newsletter subscribers, customer information, visitor feedback, and email marketing leads directly from a WordPress website. That makes them useful for list growth, but it also makes them attractive to bots. If a public Constant Contact form is not protected properly, fake sign-ups can be added to your…
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Brevo Forms Spam Protection: How to Protect WordPress Sign-Up Forms from Spam
Brevo forms are usually connected directly to marketing activity: newsletter growth, popups, discount campaigns, lead magnets, WooCommerce customer communication, and automation workflows. That makes them useful for real subscribers — but also attractive to bots and fake sign-ups. If a public Brevo form is not protected properly, spam can move beyond the form itself. Fake…
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Hustle Forms Spam Protection in 2026: How to Protect WordPress Opt-In Forms from Spam
If you use Hustle to create popups, opt-ins, slide-ins, or embedded forms on your WordPress website, spam can quickly become a serious problem. Public lead generation forms are often targeted by bots, crawlers, automated scripts, and low-quality human submissions. If you use Hustle to create popups, opt-ins, slide-ins, widgets, or embedded forms on your WordPress…
