1on1 Secure – AI Security, Anti-Spam, and Firewall vs CIDRAM

A powerful visitor verification and screening plugin designed to enhance your website’s security. Reduce Comment Spam Reduce Contact Page Spam Unique Firewall Reduces the Risk of WordPress Vulnerability Scans Identify and blocking known bad actors AI tools such as WormGPT and FraudGPT are now used to defeat CAPTCHAs, find vulnerabilties, and produce exploits. New security tools are required to better detect these new AI threats. With 1on1 Secure, you can strengthen your website’s defenses without the need for CAPTCHAs. Safeguard your online presence and ensure a seamless user experience with our reliable security solution. Take a test spin of this plugin – We would love to hear your feedback! Free 6-Month Renewable License No Credit Card required 1on1 Secure is an anti-spam plugin which works with the premium Cloud Anti-Spam service 1on1Secure.com. This is a Serviceware plugin https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/detailed-plugin-guidelines/#6-software-as-a-service-is-permitted Features Firewall identifies and blocks malicious traffic. Customizable Personal Blacklisting and Whitelisting IP Blocklist blocks all requests from malicious IPs and protects your site while reducing server load. Complete reporting shows all blocked visitors and visitors given access Customizable geographic blocking and Tor Exit node blocking Customizable error page shown to blocked IPs Serviceware This is a Serviceware plugin for WordPress which interfaces with the 1on1 Secure cloud servers to analyze and score website visitors for potential spam or security threats. An active 1on1 Secure account is required to use this plugin. A link will be provided to create a new account from within the plugin settings menu. A free 6-Month Renewable License will be provided upon registration.

CIDRAM (Classless Inter-Domain Routing Access Manager) is a PHP script designed to protect websites by blocking requests originating from IP addresses regarded as being sources of undesirable traffic, including (but not limited to) traffic from non-human access endpoints, cloud services, spambots, scrapers, etc. It does this by calculating the possible CIDRs of the IP addresses supplied from inbound requests and then attempting to match these possible CIDRs against its signature files (these signature files contain lists of CIDRs of IP addresses regarded as being sources of undesirable traffic); If matches are found, the requests are blocked. Requirements PHP >= 7.2.0 PCRE Updating Note: CIDRAM does not interact in any way with your database, and stores its own configuration settings, customisations, and related materials as flatfiles within its own directory. If you’ve not changed any of the default configuration settings and if you’re not using any customisations for this plugin, updating normally via the plugins dashboard, without need for any additional steps, should be sufficient and shouldn’t cause any problems. However, if you’ve modified the configuration settings for CIDRAM, or if you’ve made any customisations, I would recommend making backups of all of these prior to updating, due to that updating will overwrite all settings and customisations (after updating, you can then restore your customisations from your backups). Alternatively, if you update via the CIDRAM front-end updates page, all settings and customisations should be preserved.