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GiveWP – Spam Protection guide in 2026. Stop spam donations!
CleanTalk has added spam protection for GiveWP using direct form integration. This makes it a good opportunity to explore how to protect GiveWP against spam submissions using both built-in anti-spam tools integrated into the plugin core and third-party solutions. We will start with CleanTalk and then move on to Akismet, Google reCAPTCHA, Cloudflare Turnstile, honeypot
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How to reduce a possibility of brute force attacks on WordPress
Until the moment when CleanTalk launched a security plugin, I didn’t pay much attention to the security of the admin account of WordPress and relied only on the complexity of the password. The most dangerous thing is when the bots use brute-force; pick up the password to the administrator account of the site. This can…
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A brief history of passwords from the P to the S: birth, death and the zombie apocalypse
The attack on the World Trade Center towers on 11 September 2001 claimed the lives of 658 employees of the financial company Cantor Fitzgerald. Its Director Howard Lutnick lost that day his brother, faced with an unprecedented problem. And it wasn’t even that the company’s servers, including backup, was also buried under the rubble. Information…
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API Method to Getting Country Code by IP Address.
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new API method. Now you can get a country code to identify the country by IP address by one API call. The API method returns a 2 letters country code (US, UK, CN and etc) or full country name (Germany, Canada) for an IP address. Limit…
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CleanTalk launches a project to ensure the safety of websites
CleanTalk launches a major project to create a cloud service for the safety of websites. The project will include several functions: protect the site against brute force attacks, vulnerability scanner and virus removal. Each function will have a number of features which help you easily keep the website safe from hackers.