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Self-Hosted Anti-Spam in 2026: Why Proof-of-Work CAPTCHAs Are Not Enough and What On-Prem Protection Needs
TL;DR. Self-hosted protection is having its moment: Cap has 8,013 GitHub stars after 21 months, ALTCHA’s npm packages are downloaded 1.49 million times a month, Anubis collected 23,427 stars in a year and a half. Every one of these tools runs on your server and keeps your users’ data at home. Every one of them…
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Brevo Forms Spam Protection in 2026. How to Protect WordPress Sign-Up Forms from Spam
If you use Brevo forms on a WordPress website, spam signups can quickly become a real issue. Fake subscribers, bot-generated contacts, disposable email addresses, and repeated low-quality submissions can pollute your email lists and make your marketing data less reliable. This guide explains how to set up Brevo forms spam protection using: This approach is…
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What’s New in CleanTalk Anti-Spam in May 2026
In May we shipped two updates, 6.79 and 6.80. The main things in them are fixes for WordPress 7.0, better work with a few popular plugins, and a clearer way to control which bots can reach your site, including AI crawlers like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Copilot. Below is a short summary of what changed…
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WooCommerce: How to Stop Fake Orders and Spam Signups
If you run a WooCommerce store, spam is rarely limited to a few junk messages. More often, it appears in ways that directly affect store operations: fake orders, suspicious signups, spam reviews, and unwanted submissions through store-related forms. Left unchecked, this kind of activity creates extra admin work, weakens customer data quality, and makes it…
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Strong Testimonials Forms Spam Protection: How to Stop Fake Testimonials in WordPress
Strong Testimonials forms are different from normal contact forms. They are not only used to send a message to the site owner. They are used to collect customer feedback, reviews, ratings, names, photos, company details, and testimonial text that may later appear publicly on a website. That makes spam more risky. If fake testimonials are…
