Category: CleanTalk

Step-by-Step: Protect Elementor Forms with CleanTalk
You built a clean Elementor form. It looks perfect, loads fast, and your client’s happy — until bots discover it.
Within hours, your inbox floods with fake “leads” promising SEO miracles or casino deals.
Let’s fix that — without breaking your UX or your sanity.

Why Bots Love Elementor

Bots don’t hack — they automate.
They scan for public form endpoints, skip JavaScript validation, and hammer them with fake requests.

CAPTCHAs? Too easy. Modern bots can solve them faster than users.

Set up CleanTalk Anti-Spam in WordPress: install, activate, and get your access key — no reCAPTCHA, no layout changes

CleanTalk takes another route: background verification through cloud algorithms.
It checks every submission by IP reputation, email domain, and behavioral signals — all in milliseconds, invisible to the user.

Email Validation Matters
CleanTalk automatically blocks submissions from non-existent or disposable email addresses.
Your inbox and CRM remain clean — no fake leads, no wasted follow-ups.

CleanTalk checks every form submission using IP, email reputation, and user behavior — all silently in the background

Install the Plugin

Go to your WordPress Dashboard → Plugins → Add New, search for CleanTalk Anti-Spam, click Install → Activate.
No dependencies, no recaptcha.js, no layout changes.

Once activated, open Settings → CleanTalk → Get Access Key Automatically and save changes.
Your forms are now connected to the CleanTalk cloud — that’s when the real filtering starts.

Protecting Elementor Forms

Inside plugin settings, find Protect Elementor Forms and enable it.
CleanTalk hooks directly into Elementor’s submission process, checking requests before they’re saved.
If a submission fails verification, it’s blocked before it hits your database.

Under the hood, it listens to elementor_pro/forms/new_record — no custom code or reCAPTCHA markup required.

Testing the Setup

To check your setup, open your site in Incognito mode and send a test form using a fake email like *@*******lk.org.
You’ll see a “Blocked” message — meaning CleanTalk is running quietly in the background.

If nothing happens, confirm that Elementor protection is active and your access key is valid.

Reviewing Results

Visit your CleanTalk Dashboard to see blocked attempts, spam sources, and request logs.
You can filter by form, IP, or country — or add stop-words like “crypto” or “SEO offer.”
Everything happens in the cloud, so your WordPress stays clean and fast.

Developers can automate it via WP-CLI:
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wp cleantalk status
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Why CleanTalk Beats CAPTCHA

CAPTCHA feels like a security ritual from the early 2000s — outdated, slow, and frustrating.
You force real users to prove they’re human, while bots still sneak through.

CleanTalk flips that logic — It protects forms silently, in the background.
There’s no “click all the traffic lights” nonsense, no lag from external scripts, and no broken layouts after plugin updates.

Instead of interrupting the user, CleanTalk checks behavior, IP, and email reputation in real time.
The process takes around 50 milliseconds — faster than a single image load — and doesn’t affect PageSpeed or accessibility.

The difference is simple:
CAPTCHA interrupts users. CleanTalk protects them.
CAPTCHA guesses who’s a bot. CleanTalk knows.

That’s why developers switch to CleanTalk — fewer complaints, cleaner analytics, and zero lost conversions.

Try It Yourself

Protect your Elementor forms from spam bots in minutes.
Try CleanTalk Anti-Spam for WordPress — fast, invisible, and developer-friendly.
October 29, 2025
WPForms Spam Protection Checklist 2025: Stop Spam Bots, Fake Accounts, and Protect Leads
Fake leads and spam sign-ups still flood thousands of WordPress sites. If you use WPForms, you’ve probably seen how bots bypass common form validation methods.

How bots bypass weak form validation and reach WPForms submissions.

This WPForms spam protection checklist helps you block fake accounts, stop spam bots, and improve WordPress security best practices — all without using CAPTCHA.

Before diving in, you might want to check the official WPForms guide on stopping contact form spam.
We’ve created this checklist to expand on that — with practical steps and data-driven protection using CleanTalk.

1.Audit Your WPForms Spam Filter

Go to your plugin settings and check if your WPForms API spam filter is active. A single unchecked option can let fake leads slip through.
Tip: test in Incognito mode to confirm filtering works for visitors, not just admins.

2.Stop Spam WordPress Without CAPTCHA

CAPTCHAs frustrate real users and reduce conversions. CleanTalk performs background validation silently — no “click all the bikes” tests, no friction.
See also: WordPress CAPTCHA — Should You Use It or Not?

3.Detect Fake Leads in WPForms

Use CleanTalk’s multilayer protection to stop fake leads at every stage:
- SpamFireWall (SFW) — blocks the most active spam bots before they even reach your website.
- Anti-Crawler (AC) — filters suspicious visitors who fail the second-level bot check.
- Cloud email verification — checks whether submitted emails are real, blocking fake or disposable addresses.
- Cloud message analysis — analyzes the content of submitted forms to detect spam-like patterns.
Together, these layers protect your WPForms from bots and low-quality leads before they ever reach your CRM or inbox.
You can also check the official CleanTalk guide for WPForms: WPForms Spam Protection — 2025 Setup & Checklist

4.Block Countries Generating Spam

If you receive a flood of unwanted traffic, enable WPForms spam filter country block.
It’s an easy way to reduce low-quality leads and improve analytics accuracy.

5.Review Marketing Loss Metrics

Fake leads waste ad budgets and distort CRM analytics.
Connect your WPForms logs with Google Analytics to identify form spam marketing loss and target real customers instead.

6.Automate Security Reports

Turn on daily spam and security summaries in your CleanTalk dashboard to see how many bots were blocked, what IPs were detected, and how your spam rate changes over time.
You’ll see blocked fake registrations, IP trends, and spam rate changes in one place — no manual tracking required.

CleanTalk Dashboard — Daily Spam Report example

7.Keep Forms Fast and Secure

All checks happen in the cloud — so WPForms spam protection doesn’t slow your site down.
CleanTalk follows GTmetrix and PageSpeed Insights performance standards to keep your site SEO-friendly.

Why It Matters

Fewer fake leads mean cleaner analytics, more accurate targeting, and happier users.
Whether you’re a developer fine-tuning backend requests or a marketer managing conversions, this WPForms security checklist 2025 keeps your forms fast, secure, and human-friendly — no CAPTCHAs, no wasted time.

Results & Takeaways

When you replace CAPTCHA with CleanTalk’s layered protection, you don’t just stop spam — you upgrade your entire lead funnel.

Here’s what changes:
- Cleaner analytics: no more fake submissions messing with your metrics.
- Real users only: bots and disposable emails never reach your forms or CRM.
- Faster conversions: no CAPTCHA delays, no frustrated visitors.
- Hands-off protection: updates, IP lists, and AI spam analysis work automatically in the cloud.
- Marketing accuracy: your ad data reflects real engagement, not spam noise.
In short, you get human-friendly security that quietly filters out the noise — so your WordPress site grows faster, cleaner, and safer.

Protect All Your Forms

Protect all your WordPress forms with CleanTalk — no CAPTCHAs, no fake leads, just clean data.
Try CleanTalk Anti-Spam for WordPress
October 28, 2025

5 Common Spam Problems in Contact Form 7 and How to Fix Them

Contact Form 7 is one of the most popular plugins for WordPress sites — simple, flexible, and easy to set up.
Unfortunately, its popularity makes it a frequent target for spam bots.

If you’re tired of fake messages, empty fields, or endless “test” emails, this guide will help you stop them — without CAPTCHAs or complicated filters.

1.CAPTCHA Doesn’t Work the Way It Used To

The problem:
You’ve added a CAPTCHA to your form, yet spam keeps coming.
Modern spam bots can bypass CAPTCHA in several ways — sending POST requests directly to your form endpoint, using headless browsers, or even outsourcing CAPTCHA solving to human-powered services.

Feature (New Employee Onboarding) (2) — Common CAPTCHA Methods vs. How Bots Bypass Them

As you can see, modern spam automation tools easily get around most visual or timing-based CAPTCHAs — making server-side protection the only reliable solution.

The result: spam still gets through, while real users face friction.

The fix:
Switch to server-side spam filtering.
CleanTalk Anti-Spam checks each submission before it reaches Contact Form 7. Bots are stopped at the server level, while real users never notice any difference.

Result: clean inbox, no extra steps, no UX friction.

2. Fake Email Addresses Flood Your CRM

The problem:
You receive messages from addresses like te**@**il.com or no***@*****ng.com.
These fake leads distort your metrics and waste time.

The fix:
CleanTalk validates email domains automatically.
It detects disposable and non-existent addresses and blocks them before they reach your dashboard.

Why it matters: fewer fake leads, cleaner analytics, and accurate reports.

3. Slow Forms and Lost Conversions

The problem:
Every extra field or CAPTCHA challenge adds delay. Visitors drop off, especially on mobile.

The fix:
Remove CAPTCHA entirely.
CleanTalk’s invisible filtering works in the background — no visual tests, no page reloads.
The form sends instantly, keeping conversion rates high.

4. Spam via Direct POST Requests

The problem:
Even with CAPTCHA, bots can attack your endpoint directly by posting data to /wp-json/contact-form-7/v1/contact-forms/{id}/feedback.

The fix:
Server-side protection inspects every POST request.
CleanTalk checks IP reputation, behavior, and form data, blocking the spam before it ever touches WordPress.

Tip: It also prevents overload during spam waves, reducing server load.

5. Human-Like Spam That Slips Through

The problem:
Not all spam comes from bots. Some people manually send promo links or SEO offers.

The fix:
Activate SpamFireWall — it filters suspicious traffic even before your website loads.
Combined with Anti-Spam, it stops both automated and semi-manual spam.

CAPTCHA vs CleanTalk: Quick Comparison

Feature	CAPTCHA	CleanTalk Anti-Spam
Speed	Slower form load	Instant submission
User Experience	Requires action	Invisible
Stops POST bots	Rarely	Consistently
Accuracy	Moderate	High
Maintenance	Needs keys/updates	Automatic

How to Set It Up

Install the CleanTalk Anti-Spam Plugin from the WordPress repository
Connect your Access Key from cleantalk.org
Send a test form — you’ll see spam disappear immediately

Already using CleanTalk?
Try additional tools like SpamFireWall or Email Validation for full protection.

Why This Matters

Contact Form 7 users spend hours deleting spam messages that could be stopped automatically.
CAPTCHA once worked, but now it’s mostly noise.
Server-side filtering is faster, more accurate, and user-friendly.

Protect your forms in minutes — with no CAPTCHAs, no fake emails, and no wasted time.

Try CleanTalk Anti-Spam for Contact Form 7

October 28, 2025

How Spam Bots Attack WooCommerce Stores (and How to Block Them)

Spam bots can do more than just fill your inbox with fake messages — they can flood your WooCommerce store with fake orders, test stolen cards, and overload your checkout process.
This guide explains how these attacks happen, what signs to look for, and how to stop them without hurting your real customers.

Why Spam Bots Target WooCommerce

WooCommerce is one of the most popular e-commerce platforms for WordPress — which makes it a perfect target.
Bots can:

Create fake accounts or guest checkouts to test stolen credit cards.
Send thousands of “failed” or incomplete orders.
Register fake users to fill your database with junk data.
Post spam reviews or comments with links.

These attacks waste server resources, distort analytics, and make your store look unreliable to real customers.

How to Recognize a Spam Bot Attack

You can usually spot the problem by watching your order list or database logs:

A sudden spike of failed or pending orders — this usually means bots are testing stolen credit cards.
Orders with the same IP or browser fingerprint.
Suspicious usernames like te*****@***il.com or as****@********il.com.
Checkout requests from unexpected countries or unusually high-frequency traffic.
Multiple low-value orders appearing in seconds in Stripe or PayPal logs are a strong indicator of card testing attacks.

Screenshot 2021 06 28 at 12.50.04 — Example of WooCommerce orders affected by bot testing attacks (CleanTalk demo data)

Step 1: Limit Bot Access to Checkout

Add rate limiting rules in Cloudflare or your hosting firewall.
For example:

If URL path contains "/checkout"
then limit to 5 requests per minute per IP

This blocks bots from sending hundreds of fake payment attempts.

You can also block entire countries or regions if your store doesn’t serve them.
For example, if you only sell to the EU or US, restrict traffic from other regions using Cloudflare’s “Firewall Rules”.

Step 2: Protect Forms Without CAPTCHAs

Protect forms and user registrations without disturbing real customers:

CleanTalk Anti-Spam for WooCommerce blocks bots at the server level, stopping fake orders, registrations, and spam reviews.
Uses IP, email, and behavior analysis to detect automated attacks.
Integrates with Cloudflare Turnstile and WooCommerce API rate limits for layered protection.
Email verification and Real Person Badge ensure only genuine users can register and leave reviews.

This combination keeps your checkout process clean without interrupting real visitors.

Step 3: Protect User Registrations and Reviews

Spam bots often register fake accounts or post fake reviews to make stores look active or harm competitors.

Here’s how to prevent it:

Enable email verification for new users.
Use CleanTalk’s Real Person Badge to mark verified customers.
Allow reviews only from verified buyers.
Add honeypot fields or invisible inputs in registration forms.

These steps stop automated registrations and make your customer data more reliable.

Step 4: Clean Up and Monitor

If your store was already hit by bots:

Bulk delete failed or incomplete orders.
Check user lists for suspicious accounts created within a short time frame.
Set up alerts for checkout spikes or order volume changes.
Review Cloudflare analytics and CleanTalk logs to detect repeating IPs.

Once you clean the store, keep monitoring — bots often return to test if protection is still active.

Real Case: After One Month of Optimization

After publishing this WooCommerce-focused guide and applying these steps, we saw the following results:

Metric	Before	After	Change
Keywords in Ahrefs	293	335	+14%
Organic traffic	46 visits/month	78 visits/month	+70%
Non-branded traffic	11 visits/month	21 visits/month	+90%
Avg. time on page	1:50	2:16	+25%
Bounce rate	53%	46%	–7 pp

Most new visits came from searches like “woocommerce fake orders”, “stop spam orders woocommerce”, and “woocommerce card testing attack” — meaning users found exactly what they needed.

Step 5: Keep Your Store Protected

Spam attacks constantly evolve. CleanTalk works silently in the background, protecting your store, customer data, and analytics. Combine:

Weekly log monitoring for new bot patterns
This layered approach keeps your WooCommerce store smooth for real customers and invisible to bots.
Server-side filtering (CleanTalk Anti-Spam)
Cloud firewalls (Cloudflare Turnstile)

Final Thoughts

Spam bots don’t just create noise — they cost time, money, and trust.
By understanding how they attack and applying quiet, user-friendly defenses, you keep your WooCommerce store ready for real customers — and invisible to bots.

Check your store for spam bots now

Use CleanTalk Anti-Spam to protect your WooCommerce store automatically.
No CAPTCHAs. No fake orders. Just clean traffic.

October 28, 2025

How Spam Activity Changes Over Time — and Why It’s Not Related to License Expiration

From time to time, website owners report a sudden increase in spam activity and try to link it to plugin settings, hosting, or license status.
However, these assumptions often overlook how dynamic spam behavior truly is.
To illustrate this, I conducted a small study analyzing spam distribution over time using data from several of our WordPress sites.

First, I’ll look at data for three of our WordPress sites, which host our themed blogs. The statistics are for the year.

1. Our blog, ClanTalk Anti-Spam and Security https://blog.cleantalk.org/

The screenshot shows the statistics for the year.
As you can see from the graph, the number of spam attacks isn’t linear, but fluctuates from month to month. Only since August has there been any stability, and the number of spam attacks has been more or less consistent.

All time 10 979 spam blocked 10 21 2025 11 17 AM

2. Our blog, research.cleantalk.org

The graph shows an increase in spam attacks at the beginning of the year, followed by a decline to almost zero. However, in May, there is a peak in spam attacks, followed by a sharp decline. Subsequently, there is a slight increase in spam attacks.

All time 6 567 spam blocked 10 21 2025 11 30 AM

3. Our blog, blog.doboard.com

The blog was launched recently, and from the very beginning, it was clear that the number of spam attacks was high, but after some time, there was a decrease.

All time 195 spam blocked 10 21 2025 11 29 AM

4. Personal WordPress Test Site

The following graph shows statistics for my personal WordPress site, which I use for testing.
The graph shows a steady increase, peaking in May and then declining.

All time 19 510 spam blocked 10 21 2025 11 19 AM

What Does This Tell Us?

Based on this data, I can draw the following conclusions:
the number of spam attacks does not show any trend, other than a possible seasonal factor.

The number of spam attacks may not be linear from month to month or even from day to day. At some points, there may be more, at others, fewer. A low-traffic site like my test site can receive a much higher number of spam attacks than a site with more traffic, a larger number of articles, and a higher search engine ranking.

What I did next?

Now let’s talk about how a user can evaluate the difference between the amount of spam a client sees while using an anti-spam service and when the license expires.

First, as you can see on our new site, the number of spam attacks increases as it gets added to spam lists.

Second, when a client installs the CleanTalk Anti-Spam plugin, we have the SpamFireWall option. This option blocks spammers before they reach the site.

CleanTalk Anti Spam Dashboard 10 21 2025 11 20 AM

As you can see from this table, we currently receive 12-14 spam attacks per day. These requests can be found, for example, in the spam folder on their site. On average, there were 57 spam attacks per week, and SpamFireWall (SFW) blocked another 350.

Then, I disabled SFW, and the number of spam attacks reaching the website form immediately increased to 120 on average. So, we see that when using SFW, 50% of spam attacks reach the website and forms, and the remaining spam attacks were stopped by SFW and simply didn’t reach the website.

Therefore, when assessing the amount of spam, we must also take into account the portion of SFW traffic that simply didn’t reach the website forms. You can track statistics for your sites in the Trends section of the ClanTalk Dashboard.

To summarize

The number of spam attacks is not constant and can be higher or lower. Also, when using SFW, you only see a portion of the spam reaching the forms on your website. Having or not having a CleanTalk license doesn’t affect the number of spam attacks.

October 22, 2025
Free access to Block lists database
We are glad to announce that we have launched a free tier of our Block Lists Database! https://cleantalk.org/price-database-api

The specifications of Level 0 are,
- 10,000 requests per month.
- IPs, Emails with spam activity on more 200 websites according our cloud.
- Online, API and Offline access.
- Hourly update interval.
As well as we increased records per levels 1-4,
- Level 1 – records with spam activity on more than 150 websites.
- Level 2– records with spam activity on more than 100 websites.
- Level 3 – records with spam activity on more than 50 websites.
- Level 4 – records with any spam activity.
Sign up for the database,
https://cleantalk.org/register?product_name=database_api

Dashboard is here,
https://cleantalk.org/my/?cp_mode=api

Have fun!

Have questions? Drop us a message in the comment form below.
October 16, 2025
Our Client’s Review: WP Guru

We love sharing feedback from our users — and today’s story comes from Robin from WP Guru.

CleanTalk has been a lifesaver for my client’s website on countless occasions. As someone managing SEO-driven lead generation sites and WooCommerce stores, having a reliable solution to combat spam has been an essential part of the development process.

CleanTalk has not only helped me block spam comments and leads, but it has also been instrumental in preventing bots from creating fake orders. This has saved both me and my clients a significant amount of time and hassle.

We’d like to thank Robin and WP Guru for trusting CleanTalk to protect their projects and sharing their experience with the community.

WordPress Developer Sydney WP Guru 10 09 2025 05 01 PM

October 9, 2025
Apology for Duplicate Security Report Emails on October 2

On October 2, a technical error caused our system to send duplicate copies of the Security Report email to some users of our Security Service for Websites.

In a few cases, the same report was sent multiple times.

3668 Security Issues Have Been Blocked

We identified and fixed the issue within a few hours, but unfortunately, the duplicate emails had already been delivered.

We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

Our team has implemented additional safeguards to ensure this does not happen again.

— CleanTalk Team

October 6, 2025
New: WordPress Password Leak Protection in CleanTalk Plugin

Leaked passwords are one of the fastest-growing threats to WordPress. WordPress password leak protection helps block attackers who reuse stolen credentials from massive breaches.Security by CleanTalk now gives you a way to stop them before they log in.

What’s New: WordPress Password Leak Protection

Password Leak Protection automatically checks user credentials against public breach databases. If a password is exposed, login is denied and the user is forced to reset it on the next attempt.

Update your plugin and turn it on in General Settings.

Password Leak column in the Users table with clear statuses6

User experience

When a password is flagged as leaked, the next login takes the user to a compact reset form right on the login page. They enter the current password, choose a new one, confirm it, and can sign in again immediately. The leaked status is cleared after a successful change.

Dashboard banner shown when a user’s password has been leaked

Administrator View: WordPress Password Leak Protection

Administrators can monitor security directly inside WordPress, and WordPress password leak protection adds another layer of defense. The Users table now shows a Password Leak column with three possible statuses: Not verified, Safe, or Leaked. If the system finds compromised accounts, the dashboard shows a warning banner.. For additional control, administrators can run manual checks from the Users section, and results update instantly through AJAX. Background tasks run automatically in batches, ensuring that large sites are processed without extra load.

How to enable

By default, the system keeps the feature disabled. To turn it on:

1.Go to Authentication → General Settings.

2.Enable “Checking the user’s password for information leaks.”

3.Select which roles to cover. By default, the system includes Administrators and Editors..

4. Run a one-time scan in Users to get an instant baseline for current accounts.

Settings panel for enabling password leak checks and selecting roles

Why It Matters: WordPress Password Leak Protection

According to OWASP, exposed credentials are among the most dangerous security risks for web applications. Even strong passwords become unsafe once they appear in leak databases. Password Leak Protection reduces this risk by stopping logins with compromised passwords and requiring users to reset them before continuing.

Next steps

Update your CleanTalk Security Plugin to the latest version.
Enable Password Leak Protection in Authentication → General Settings, choose the roles to cover, and run a one-time scan in Users to check current accounts.

This ensures that compromised passwords are blocked and users must reset them before logging in again.

If you want to strengthen your defenses further, combine Password Leak Protection with CleanTalk Anti-Spam to stop bot registrations and spam comments, and with Uptime Monitoring (ссылка) to keep track of your site’s availability around the clock.

FAQ

Which roles are checked by default?
By default, Password Leak Protection applies to Administrators and Editors. You can extend coverage to other roles in Authentication → General Settings.

Does Password Leak Protection send email alerts?
No. Notifications appear in the WordPress dashboard as a banner and as statuses in the Users table. There are no email alerts for leaked passwords.

If a password leaks, the system blocks the login. On the next attempt, it redirects the user to a reset form on the login page. After the user confirms a new password, the system marks their account as safe again..

How does this feature work with Brute Force Protection and 2FA?
Password Leak Protection complements brute force defense and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Together they stop both guessed and compromised passwords, reducing the most common login risks for WordPress sites.

To explore more ways of keeping your site secure, check out our guide on CleanTalk Security Plugin tools for WordPress

September 22, 2025
Spam Bot ir**************@***il.com — How to Block It and Stop Website Attacks
The email address **************@***il.com“>ir**************@***il.com has been reported for sending spam and launching automated malicious requests on thousands of websites.
- According to CleanTalk BlackLists, this address has:
- Attacked over 10,000 websites
- Generated approximately 6,420 spam requests every day
- Used multiple IP addresses from Russia
- First detected on July 2, 2025
- Last activity recorded: September 18, 2025
This bot attempts to exploit website forms — both contact forms and comment sections, using automated messages that appear to inquire about pricing but are actually spam attempts.

Common Spam Messages Used:
The bot sends messages in multiple languages, pretending to ask for pricing information:
- “Hi, roeddwn i eisiau gwybod eich pris.” (Welsh — I wanted to know your price)
- “Hi, მინდოდა ვიცოდე თქვენი ფასი.” (Georgian — I wanted to know your price)
- “Ola, quería saber o seu prezo.” (Galician — I wanted to know your price)
- “Hi, i write about price for reseller”
These phrases are repeated across multiple websites, and the messages appear to be legitimate business inquiries, but they are part of an automated spam campaign targeting contact forms on thousands of websites.

Here is a snapshot from CleanTalk’s logs:
“535 requests per hour detected from multiple Russian IP addresses. All actions associated with spam form submissions and bot-like behavior using fake pricing inquiry messages.”

irinademenkova86 gmail com Email spam report 09 18 2025 10 14 AM

How to Block Spam from irinademenkova86@attacker

If you’re seeing traffic or spam submissions from this email, here’s how to stop it:
1. Use CleanTalk Anti-Spam Plugin
  Install the CleanTalk Anti-Spam plugin for your CMS (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, etc.). It automatically filters requests by checking emails, IPs, and behavior against the global CleanTalk Spam Database.
  This email is already blacklisted and will be blocked automatically by the plugin.
2. Use CleanTalk BlockLists or Manually Block Spam Sources
- Add ir**************@***il.com to your site’s manual blocklist.
- Block IP addresses commonly used in attacks (CleanTalk logs show many from Russian IP ranges).
- Use the CleanTalk IP/Email BlockLists Database, which includes up-to-date records of known spam email addresses and IPs. This database is updated hourly and you can integrate into your website or server for spam filtering.
**************@***il.com“>ir**************@***il.com is a known spammer attacking thousands of sites daily with fake pricing inquiries. By installing proper anti-spam protection like CleanTalk and staying vigilant, you can block these threats before they reach your contact forms or comment sections.

If you’re already using CleanTalk, rest assured — this spammer is on the blacklist and will be filtered automatically.

You can check any email or IP for spam activity on our BlockLists page.

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September 18, 2025