How to Check wp-content for Malware with Security by CleanTalk?

How to Check wp-content for Malware with Security by CleanTalk?

WordPress powers a significant portion of the internet, making it an attractive target for cyberattacks. Ensuring the security of your WordPress website is paramount. One essential aspect of WordPress security is regularly checking your wp-content directory for vulnerabilities. In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of safeguarding your wp-content folder using the powerful

SQL injection in Anti-Spam by CleanTalk for WordPress prior 5.153.4

Hi there, We have fixed possible SQL injection in Anti-Spam by CleanTalk for WordPress. The vulnerability can be exploited in versions 5.150 till 5.153.4. If you run one of these versions please update the plugin to the latest stable version as soon as possible, https://cleantalk.org/help/update-wordpress To find the current version please follow, WordPress console ->

Spam filtration policy changes

In the spam filter police for registrations/comments added changes, now if a request there are no data for multiple antispam tests, the requests considered as spam, the server returns response, *** User forbidden. Check plugin setup. Request number 412dfcd6925edac260874365f9f3fcf6. Antispam service cleantalk.org. *** Please do dummy registrations/comments with email stop_email@example.com, you shouldn’t see plugin response

Sentences stop list for comments

Added the option to filter comments on website with a list of sentences or phrases. The function is available on any CleanTalk plugins that supports anti-spam for comments. To activate the list, use the control Antispam control panel, 1. Enable option ‘Enable comments test via stop list‘. 2. Add sentences, phrases or words. We remind you that list you can use to filter

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