CloudFilt Bot & Spam Protection vs Kama SpamBlock

Prevent and block bot traffic, web scraping, Tor traffic, spam submissions (comments and contact forms), online fraud, business logic abuse, and denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. This plugin inserts the CloudFilt tracking and security codes into your website, enabling the protection services available at https://cloudfilt.com/ You can read the full documentation at: https://docs.cloudfilt.com/ Terms and Conditions: https://cloudfilt.com/docs/pt_cloudfilt_07302025.pdf Tags: web security, bot blocking, web application firewall, antispam, stop bad bots Features Authentification form Using your public and private key to connect your WordPress website to your CloudFilt account and enable CloudFilt features. Check if your website is still connected to your CloudFilt account. Enabled CloudFilt features Prevents and stop bots traffic, Web Scraping, Tor traffic, Spam Submissions, Web Fraud, Business logic and Denial of service (DDoS). Injects JS into pages to track and detect potentially dangerous users. Demo Login to your CloudFilt account and go to https://app.cloudfilt.com/websites. Select the website and go to Settings > Integration & Plugins. In the “WordPress” tab, retrieve the public key and the private key. Login to the administration page of your WordPress and select the “CloudFilt” plugin from the menu. In the form, paste the keys you retrieved from your CloudFilt account. Once it is done, you can go back to https://app.cloudfilt.com and access to your website’s security statistics. Bots can’t be anymore go on your website and users are tracked. To learn more, see the screenshots section.

Effectively prevent automatic spam when a spam comment is posted with Kama Spamblock, a plugin that operates discreetly and remains completely invisible to users—no captcha codes required. The plugin not only blocks spam comments but also conducts thorough checks on pings and trackbacks to ensure the authenticity of backlinks. Even if you are using an external comment system like Disqus, installing Kama Spamblock remains valuable. This is because autospam can be posted directly to the ‘wp-comments-post.php’ file, and the plugin serves as a robust defense against such comments.