Erunafailaro

This plugin is intended to make the comment-moderation for the blog-owner a little bit easier. It does not detect comment-spam on its own. To successfully prevent spam, it should be used as an addition to the spam-protection provided by Akismet and Spam Karma.
This plugin adds a small button to every comment. This button will only be visibly to a logged-in blog-admin (that is a registered user with a user-level of 10).
When you press this button, the URI of the commenter will be replaced by the URI you can specify at the plugin?s option-page.
<h3>Plugin Homepage</h3>
The complete documentation is located at my website: http://www.weinschenker.name/comment-url-control/

Comment URL Control

This plugin will allow you to remove an unwanted author-URI entered by a commenter with one single click of your mouse.

Alex Mills

When it comes to spam and <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Introduction_to_Blogging#Pingbacks" rel="nofollow ugc">pingbacks</a>/<a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Introduction_to_Blogging#Trackbacks" rel="nofollow ugc">trackbacks</a>, the vast majority by far is via trackbacks rather than pingbacks. Very, very few people use trackbacks for legitimate uses anymore (I’ve gotten less than 5 in the last 8 months) as WordPress, etc. all use pingbacks now as their primary ping method.
I had already installed <a href="http://ocaoimh.ie/cookies-for-comments/" rel="nofollow ugc">Cookies For Comments</a> which successfully stops most spam comments but I still had to deal with the tons of trackback spam. So, I wrote this plugin.
It will disable new trackbacks across your site, both legitimate and spam. However since very few people use trackbacks legitimately, this combined with Cookies For Comments should cut your spam down to next to zero.
Why should I use this plugin over one of those trackback validator plugins?
Most non-Akismet style anti-trackback spam plugins work by connecting to the URL that sent the trackback and looking for a link to your blog. The problem with this is that many spammers actually post links to your blog in their spam posts rendering those types of plugins useless. Even those that check the IP address to make sure it matches are beaten by spam blogs (aka splogs).
In the end it’s up to you what to use for anti-spam, but I personally use Cookies For Comments, this plugin, and then Akismet to catch anything that makes it through.

Disable Trackbacks

Globally disables trackbacks to cut down on spam. Very, very few people legitimately use trackbacks and spammers love them, so it's worthy tradeo …

Comment URL Control vs Disable Trackbacks