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Formidable Forms Spam Protection in 2026
If you use Formidable Forms on a WordPress website, spam will eventually become a real issue. It usually starts with a few junk submissions in a contact form, quote request form, survey, quiz, or registration form. Then it turns into fake leads, bot traffic, meaningless messages, and wasted admin time. That is not a Formidable-specific
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A Beginners’ Guide: Crafting Captivating Pages on Your WordPress Website
WordPress pages are the cornerstones of your website’s static content, perfect for showcasing timeless information like “About Us” or “Contact” sections. This comprehensive guide will empower you to not only create pages in WordPress but also structure them strategically and fill them with engaging content. Creating a New Page Building Your Page’s Content Content Composition…
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Our client’s review
We continue sharing our clients’ reviews and today’s one is kindly brought to you by Matt Erney on Trustpilot. The service works well to keep our form spam under control! TWe have been using the CleanTalk plugin for 3 years to control form spam on any of our client websites (and our own site). CleanTalk…
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CleanTalk Research Team Discovers Stored XSS Vulnerability in WP SEOPress Plugin (v7.7.1)
The CleanTalk Research Team identified a critical Stored XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) vulnerability in the WP SEOPress plugin, version 7.7.1. This flaw can be exploited by attackers with contributor privileges to create new admin accounts, potentially granting them full control of your WordPress website. Understanding Stored XSS (CVE-2024-4899) Stored XSS vulnerabilities allow attackers to inject malicious…
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Flamingo Plugin new option – “Not Saving Spam Messages”
As you know, we have direct integration with the most popular contact form plugin – Contact Form 7. Also, you are probably familiar with the Flamingo – a message storage plugin, which doesn’t store submitted messages. Earlier, when using these two plugins simultaneously with CleanTalk Anti-Spam, messages recognized as spam would end up in the…
