Protect your WordPress site against comment spam, abusive registrations, and other unwanted submissions with Tornevall Networks DNSBL and FraudBL.
The plugin is built to give site owners a practical anti-abuse layer without turning everyday moderation into a maintenance project..
Report issues and feedback: GitHub issues
Plugin URL: WordPress.org plugin page
Documentation: DNSBL API documentation
Support and feedback
Bug reports and feedback can currently be submitted via GitHub issues.
Full Documentation: DNSBL API documentation
Translations can be contributed via translate.wordpress.org.
Screenshots
Try-tests and self-check: direct DNS lookups for a specific IP plus a self-check of the current server and visitor address.
At a glance and visitor statistics: resolver status, selected trigger flags, whitelist state, Turnstile/registration protection status, and recorded DNSBL activity.
Core DNS lookup settings: preferred resolver hosts, cache age, cleanup interval, and the active blacklist trigger-flag profile including FraudBL-related flags.
Protection behavior: comment hiding, redirect handling, safe IP whitelisting, blocked-visitor redirect URL, and admin notice styling.
Tools integration and development: diagnostics mode, frontend dry-run guidance, production/dev Tools mode selection, and token configuration.
Cloudflare Turnstile and registration protection: Turnstile settings for comments, the optional public delisting/removal flow, plus DNSBL/FraudBL and Turnstile protection for new WordPress account registrations.
Frontend dry run in action: admin-bar dry-run indicator, blocked-comments notice on the public site, and the floating dry-run status banner used for safe live testing.