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Open Web, Open Borders: Why Your WordPress Site Needs Its Own Rules
The web grew on open competition and open source. Openness also brings guests who abuse it. States answer with laws, site owners need their own rules and logs.
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How We Use AI to Generate API E2E Tests at CleanTalk
When developing an API, checking a method’s response is only part of the job. We also need to verify what happened after the request. Was the correct record deleted? Did unrelated data remain intact? Were access permissions handled correctly? At CleanTalk, we use AI to help write these checks. Here is our approach, using the…
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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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WordPress Plugins Usage Report: What Admins Actually Open, August 2026
TL;DR: Install counts tell you what is downloaded, not what is used. We looked at 36,207 WordPress admin page views collected over seven days across sites running our Security plugin, and counted which plugin screens administrators actually opened. The ranking looks nothing like the install charts: WP All Import, a plugin with 100,000 installs, accounts…
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EventPrime Spam Protection: How to Stop Fake Attendee Registrations and Bot Bookings
TL;DR: To stop spam in EventPrime, combine its built-in Google reCAPTCHA with a cloud anti-spam filter. CleanTalk Anti-Spam checks every attendee registration and event booking in the background and blocks spam bots invisibly – no CAPTCHA, no puzzles, no checkboxes – while protecting comments, registrations and WooCommerce on the same site. reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha and Turnstile…
