WP Armour – Honeypot Anti Spam vs Spam_BLIP

This plugins block spam submissions using honeypot anti spam technic. No Captcha or extra verification field hassle to the users. Only lets spam bots to suffer using our anti spam filter. Automatic anti spam protection for following forms (Available in Free Version) . No setup required. WP Comments WP Registraton BBPress Forum (bbpress.org) Contact Form 7 (wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7) Gravity Forms (For Non Ajax and Single Page/Step Form – gravityforms.com) WPForms (wpforms.com) Formidable Forms (formidableforms.com) Caldera Forms (calderaforms.com) Toolset Forms (toolset.com) Elementor Forms (elementor.com) Fluent Forms (fluentforms.com) Divi Theme Contact Form (elegantthemes.com) Theme My Login ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/theme-my-login/ ) WooCommerce Reviews Pro GDPR compliant. No tracking, cookie storage or external server calls. WP Armour Extended (Paid Version) supports additional anti spam protection and features. Record Spam Submission, view what spam bot are trying to submit Logs spam bot IPs. Block spam bot IPs if multiple spam is submitted. Add extra level of anti spam filter based on IPs. Stops spam bot from using unwanted bandwidth and save valuable server resource. Spam Keyword Filter marks form submissions as spam when they contain specified words or phrases. WooCommerce Checkout & Registration including Card Testing Orders (woocommerce.com) Easy Digital Downloads Checkout and Registration (easydigitaldownloads.com) QuForm Contact Form (quform.com) Ninja Forms (https://ninjaforms.com) Gravity Forms (For Ajax Based and Multi Step Forms – gravityforms.com) MC4WP: Mailchimp for WordPress (mc4wp.com) S2 Members (s2member.com) Ulimate Members (ultimatemember.com) Bricks Builder Form (bricksbuilder.io) BricksForge Pro Form (bricksforge.io) Beaver Builder Contact Form Module (Beaver Builder) Strong Testimonials (wordpress.org/plugins/strong-testimonials) Formcraft Form (formcraft-wp.com) Forminator Form (wordpress.org/plugins/forminator) WS Form (wordpress.org/plugins/ws-form) YITH Easy Login & Register Popup for WooCommerce UsersWP (wordpress.org/plugins/userswp) Youzify (youzify.com/) MailPoet (wordpress.org/plugins/mailpoet) Brevo – SendInBlue (wordpress.org/plugins/mailin) JetForm Builder (jetformbuilder.com) HTMLform plugin (htmlformsplugin.com) Avia Enfold Theme (kriesi.at/themes/enfold) BuddyPress (buddypress.org) BuddyBoss (buddyboss.com) Sure Forms (wordpress.org/plugins/sureforms) Everest Forms (wordpress.org/plugins/everest-forms) You can get the WP Armour – Anti Spam Extended from here How our plugin is different than other honeypot anti spam plugins ? Works for most of the forms and wordpress system including registation and comments. So All in one anti spam solution. No external API calls like Akismet or CleanTalk for spam filtering. GDPR Compliant. Spam bots can’t use javascript so we use javascript to insert honeypot anti spam field in the form and spam bots can’t fill it to pass anti spam test. Unique honeypot field name generated for each wordpress installation, so it is hard for spam bots to make one fit for all solution to bypass honeypot anti spam test. No setup required. Just activate the plugin and it enables anti spam for all supported forms, comment and registration. No API or monthly subscription needed like other plugins. Though we have Premium extended version of the plugin for more support with yearly license. Support If you have any issue, you can write to using support forum. Need distance-based delivery fees in WooCommerce? Calculate accurate shipping costs automatically with RoutePricing. Uses Google Maps to set dynamic prices per km/mi — perfect for restaurants, local shops, and delivery businesses. Support Us at Patreon Your support is vital for us to keep fighting spam. By supporting us on Patreon with as little as USD 1, you will help us continue developing of our anti spam plugin. Our other plugins Use Any Font Jquery Validation For Contact Form 7 Jquery Validation For Gravity Forms Block Specific Plugin Updates

Spam BLIP stops comment and ping spam from being posted, primarily by checking the IP address attempting to post a comment in one or more of the public DNS blacklists. A number of options are available to refine the check, and with the option defaults, a DNS lookup is only performed the first time an address attempts to post a comment; thereafter, the address might quickly ‘pass’ because it was not listed, or quickly be rejected because it was listed. Spam BLIP creates, and maintains, a database table for this purpose, and database lookups are quite fast. Therefore, concerns about DNS lookup time can be limited to an initial comment attempt. Here are some features of Spam BLIP to consider if you are not yet falling over yourself to get it installed: When WordPress is producing a page for a visitor, it checks whether comments are open for each post, and it allows plugins to “filter” the check. Spam BLIP uses that filter, but does not do DNS lookups at this stage, because DNS lookups can take perceptible time. Spam BLIP does check optional user-set black and white lists, and optionally existing comments that are marked as spam, and of course Spam BLIP’s own database records. Those checks are fast, so they should not have a perceptible effect on page loading. Furthermore, on pages with multiple posts, WordPress runs the filter for each, but Spam BLIP stores the first result, so even the fast checks are not repeated. When a comment is actually submitted, Spam BLIP does the above checks, then the DNS lookup only if necessary. At this stage, if the DNS lookup causes a perceptible delay, a real human (or very clever pet) making the comment should perceive it as mere server-side processing. As for spammer robots . . . let them wait. Spam BLIP comes configured with blacklist domains that have worked well during development, so a user should not need to be concerned with the blacklists, but there is an advanced option to add or delete, activate or disable (yet save) list domains, and configure the interpretation of a return from a successful lookup. Spam BLIP provides user-set whitelist and blacklist options. Spam BLIP provides options to check for pings/trackbacks, and for user registrations. (The option to blacklist-check user registration is off by default. See “Tips” under the help tab on the Spam BLIP settings page.) Spam BLIP provides options to configure a ‘Time To Live’ (TTL) for its database records, and a maximum number of records. The TTL is important because, generally, an IP address should not be marked permanently. Consider an ISP that quickly disables any account that is found to be spamming. An honest ISP is also a victim of spammer abuse, and will need to reuse addresses. DNS blacklist operators provide means for IP address owners to get records removed — Spam BLIP provides a configurable TTL for its records. (Database table maintenance is triggered approximately hourly by a WordPress cron event.) Spam BLIP will optionally check if a commenter address is a TOR exit node. TOR (The Onion Router) is an important protection for people who need or wish for anonymity. You may want to accept comments from TOR users (you should), but unfortunately spammers have exploited and abused TOR, which has led some DNS blacklist operators to include TOR exit node addresses whether or not it is known that the address is spamming. If you enable this option (you should), it might let some spam get through. In this case, mark the comment as spam, and use the Spam BLIP option to check existing comments marked as spam; or use Spam BLIP in concert with another sort of spam filter, such as one that analyzes comment content. (Please report any conflict with other, non-DNS blacklist type spam plugins. Note that Spam BLIP is not expected to work in concert with other DNS-type anti-spam plugins.) Spam BLIP includes a widget that will show options and records information. The widget might or might not be an enhancement to your page, but in any case it should provide feedback while you evaluate Spam BLIP, so it might be used temporarily.