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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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CleanTalk updated the 2FA (two-factor authentication) option
Two-factor authentication is still one of the most effective methods of protecting your account. One of the most common ways to hack WordPress sites is to brute force passwords.CleanTalk Security plugin for WordPress already has two-factor authentication by sending an authorization code to the email account.We have now expanded the two-factor authentication options and added…
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Spam Protection for Woocommerce forms without captcha
CleanTalk Anti-Spam has native spam protection for Woocommerce. Any web form on the website is subject to spam attacks and you can install CleanTalk Anti-Spam to protect all existing forms on the WordPress site at once and you do not need to integrate protection for each form separately. CleanTalk anti-spam processes more than 35,000 orders…
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Spam Protection for Shopify store
Hello, We are pleased to announce the release of the anti-spam plugin for Shopify. Spam Protection. No captcha by CleanTalk protects registrations and orders from spam, the app is available for installation from the Shopify app catalog https://apps.shopify.com/cleantalk. CleanTalk provides spam protection that invisible to visitors without using captcha or other methods when visitors have…
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CleanTalk DNSBL check for spam IPs
We have updated our capabilities of the blacklist database and added DNSBL access. More on CleanTalk BlackList Database https://cleantalk.org/blacklists.CleanTalk DNSBL allows you to simplify access for users who are already using DNSBL in their projects. You can use CleanTalk DNSBL to filter email spam as well as filter POST and GET requests to a website. You can…
