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Flamingo Spam Protection in 2026. How to Protect Contact Form 7 Messages and Stored Submissions
If you use Flamingo to store contact form submissions in WordPress, spam will eventually become a real issue. Fake messages, bot submissions, promotional junk, and low-quality inquiries can quickly pile up in your database and make it harder to work with genuine submissions. This guide explains how to set up Flamingo spam protection using CleanTalk
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Download the Blacklist IPs Database
Hello, We are pleased to announce the expansion of the BlackList API capabilities. We have automated the process of gaining access to downloading spam IP/Email addresses that are on the CleanTalk blacklists. We have supplemented the BlackList API packages and added the ability to download the blacklist database, and when purchasing the BlackList API package,…
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Spam Protection for WordPress Avada Theme
If you are using Avada Theme Form Builder, then like any other web form, you need anti-spam protection. Spammers use forms on the site and send spam messages or comments through this form. We have made an integration CleanTalk anti-spam plugin with Avada Theme Form Builder. Now you can protect your forms from spam without…
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How to protect WordPress Events Manager from spam
Do you have a lot of events on your WordPress site? Perhaps you want to add events on your WordPress. You will need a plugin to create events.Events Manager https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-manager/ allows you to create and publish different types of events on the site. The plugin adds a form to the page through which users can…
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SQL injection in Anti-Spam by CleanTalk for WordPress prior 5.153.4
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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 ->…