"It seems like everyone has a spam story or two to tell. And we're not talking about in a lifetime. No, spam is an everyday nuisance and something we live with. The problem impacts every corner of the web. Sure, it litters social networks and enterprise applications. But even the smallest websites are bombarded with phony comments, form submissions, user registrations, and e-commerce orders. This hurts the user experience and makes life miserable for site owners."
"The popularity of WordPress makes it a juicy target for spammers. As with other malicious actors, spam bots sniff for the content management system (CMS) and start wreaking havoc. Without protective measures, your site could see hundreds or thousands of illegitimate entries. Thankfully, WordPress plugin developers have created several options for blocking spam. As such, we've put together a list of the top spam-fighters on the market. Each takes a different approach and protects specific areas of your website."
Spam is an everyday nuisance that affects every corner of the web, including social networks, enterprise applications, and small websites. Phony comments, form submissions, user registrations, and fraudulent e-commerce orders degrade user experience and burden site owners. WordPress sites are frequent targets because spammers probe for CMS platforms and deploy bots to create illegitimate entries. Protective measures are necessary to prevent hundreds or thousands of spam submissions. Several WordPress plugins offer different anti-spam approaches, including bot detection challenges, email address encoding to prevent harvesting, and comment-cleaning tools that integrate with forms, login screens, and WooCommerce.
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