CleanTalk Anti-Spam
BitFire's FREE WAF blocks the malicious request URIs behind CVE-2026-65437 before WordPress runs, keeping CleanTalk SpamFireWall die-page XSS from firing.
- Affected sites
- 200000
- Attack class
- Stored Cross-site Scripting
Review the attack behind each advisory and the BitFire control—bot protection, WAF, or runtime RASP—that prevents it from becoming a compromise.
Showing 7–12 of 52 records · Updated October 9, 2026
BitFire's FREE WAF blocks the malicious request URIs behind CVE-2026-65437 before WordPress runs, keeping CleanTalk SpamFireWall die-page XSS from firing.
BitFire FREE Bot Protection stops the scripted submission that delivers CVE-2026-96326 and the WAF strips its XSS payload before WordPress runs.
BitFire Bot Protection blocks the automated AJAX delivery CVE-2026-87741 depends on, stopping ConvertPlus PHP object injection before vulnerable code runs.
BitFire's WAF inspects request URLs and blocks the Cross-Site Scripting payloads CVE-2026-15273 lets attackers store in Automatic.css 4.0.0.
BitFire PRO RASP blocks CVE-2024-10781, an empty-key authentication bypass that lets unauthenticated attackers install and activate arbitrary WordPress plugins.
BitFire's FREE WAF blocks the CVE-2022-3302 SQL injection in the CleanTalk Anti-Spam plugin before vulnerable code runs.
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BitFire combines bot controls, request inspection, and runtime enforcement so emerging vulnerabilities fail before a CVE-specific rule exists.