Wagner

<ul>
<li>Block certain kinds of users from registering to your WordPress site by adding blacklist rules. </li>
<li>Super simple to use. The whole plugin just has one simple settings page.</li>
<li>Support regular expression rules.</li>
<li>Completely free.</li>
<li>Support tracking and recording login attempts since v1.1.0.</li>
<li>Login attempts chart since v1.1.0.</li>
</ul>


Geek Mail Blacklist

Block users with certain emails from registering to your WordPress site by adding blacklist rules.

Andrew Norcross

Grant Hutchinson

<p>Comment Blacklist Manager retrieves a list of terms from a remote source and updates the <code>disallowed_keys</code> setting in WordPress. The plugin will automatically fetch a list of terms on a regular schedule and update the contents of the “Disallowed Comment Keys” field. Terms added manually via the “Local Blacklist” field will be retained during the scheduled updates. Terms added manually to the “Excluded Terms” field will be removed from the list.</p>
<p>The default list of terms is fetched from a <a href="https://github.com/splorp/wordpress-comment-blacklist/" title="Comment Blacklist for WordPress" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a> repository maintained by <a href="https://splorp.com/" title="Interface considerations. Gadget accumulation. Typography. Scotch." rel="nofollow ugc">Grant Hutchinson</a>.</p>


Comment Blacklist Manager

Does as advertised. I especially liked how you can exclude words from the automated blacklist if they don't suit your website.



Great Little Plugin

Remotely add terms to the WordPress Disallowed Comment Keys field to manage spam.

Geek Mail Blacklist vs Comment Blacklist Manager