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    buchanews
    Participant

    How To Check New Subscribers On Local PHP Script?
    Is it possible?

    Recently, a lot of bots have been signing up to receive news, but in reality, these are fake email addresses. This is aimed at increasing the load on the server’s mail system.
    Even the subscription confirmation email is already going to /dev/null because the domains don’t exist. I’m not even talking about users in these domains.

    Is it possible to add a hook or something else for analysis with your own php script and cut off bots.

    Something like cf7 filters.

    #328897
    Michael
    Keymaster

    Hello,

    we already have some countermeasures against spammers, please check this page: https://www.thenewsletterplugin.com/documentation/subscription/antiflood/

    Thanks

    #328904
    buchanews
    Participant

    Hello.

    Thank you very much. I have read this documentation in its entirety. I’ve used multiple configurations and this absolutely doesn’t work.

    For example, the mailing address “STETSENV@JMEIL.COM” was registered (subscription) yesterday without any problems. This is just an example. There are a lot of such or similar email addresses.

    I have my php script in it. It was developed with the present in mind. Bots have not been able to register on my site for almost a year.

    So the question arose: how do I intercept the registration process and some others to make it impossible for bots to work.

    #328905
    buchanews
    Participant

    Subscriber details:

    Email stetsenv@jmeil.com
    First name Володимир
    Last name S
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    *Some fields may have been updated after this notification by integration addons

    This is an administrative notification sent to the address set on subscription configuration page of the Newsletter plugin.

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