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IPv6 Support in CleanTalk Security for WordPress
Recently we wrote that we made IPv6 support in the anti-spam plugin. But not only spammers began to use IPv6,…
CleanTalk GDPR Compliance on Apr 29, 2018
This document provides information about the law and our plans for implementing the GDPR’s important principles for CleanTalk’s services. All…
Validation of Email Addresses for Protection Against Spam Bots on the Website
E-mail is still one of the most important and effective elements of online business and marketing and is the most…
New Parameter to Filter Spam
How spammers circulate website spam? They use infected with viruses computers, hacked websites or they buy servers to spread spam.…
Protection against DDoS attacks at the web applications level
As you know DDoS attacks on the site are of different intensity, it is important to the number of hosts…
BlackList by Language
Spam spreads not only in English. Many spam messages are written in Chinese, Arabic, Japanese or Korean languages. If your…
Getting event notification on your website
Sometimes, you want to know what is happening on your website, maybe you want to be informed when any messages…
“Feedback System” for analyzing suspicious files for WordPress Security
Hello, We are happy to introduce our “Feedback System” for analyzing suspicious files. This is the client-server feature in CleanTalk…
CleanTalk Web Application FireWall for WordPress Security Plugin
Hello, We are happy to announce CleanTalk Web Application FireWall for WordPress Security Plugin. The main purpose of WAF is…
Temporary email addresses – one of the attributes of spam
Use of temporary email addresses for registration/comments and messages is one of the attributes of spam. What’s wrong with using…