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Fortify plugin blocks automatic spam in comments section. No captcha.
Plugin is easy to use: just install it and it just works.
Blocked comments can be stored in the Spam area if needed. This can be enabled/disabled via Settings page. This is useful for testing and debug purpose. Blocked spam comments can be easily converted to regular comments if needed.
Fortify plugin is GDPR compliant and does not store any other user data except of the behavior mentioned above.
Plugin blocks spam only in comments section.
After installing the Fortify plugin try to submit a comment on your site being logged out. 
If you get an error – you may check the solution in the <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/fortify" rel="ugc">Support section</a> or submit a new topic with detailed description of your problem.

Fortify

Timur Kamaev

Effectively prevent automatic spam when a spam comment is posted with Kama Spamblock, a plugin that operates discreetly and remains completely invisible to users—no captcha codes required. The plugin not only blocks spam comments but also conducts thorough checks on pings and trackbacks to ensure the authenticity of backlinks.
Even if you are using an external comment system like Disqus, installing Kama Spamblock remains valuable. This is because autospam can be posted directly to the ‘wp-comments-post.php’ file, and the plugin serves as a robust defense against such comments.

Kama SpamBlock

А можно ли привезать к wp-login

Спасибо!

Light and invisible method to block auto-spam when a spam comment is posted. Pings and trackbacks check for real backlinks.

Fortify vs Kama SpamBlock