POWER CAPTCHA

<h4>STOP BOT AND HACKER ATTACKS</h4>
Safeguard your website’s forms and login areas from misuse, spam, and data theft caused by both bots AND hackers. POWER CAPTCHA uses customizable parameters to verify whether access is legitimate, either granting or denying access based on your chosen criteria.
<h4>MORE THAN JUST BOT PROTECTION</h4>
While many captchas only focus on stopping bots, they often fail to guard against unauthorized access by real users, such as someone repeatedly trying to guess login credentials or submitting forms multiple times. POWER CAPTCHA goes beyond traditional bot detection by evaluating all interactions, regardless of whether they’re human or automated. It uses flexible criteria — e.g. usernames, email addresses, IP addresses, and/or login attempts within specific timeframes — to assess if access is genuinely authorized.
Each interaction generates an encrypted code, or “client footprint”, which POWER CAPTCHA stores and analyzes. For future attempts, it can, for example, increase the challenge level or temporarily block further actions. With customizable settings based on your license, POWER CAPTCHA adapts to your specific security needs. You can also configure it as a no-captcha option.
<h4>GDPR-COMPLIANT, ACCESSIBLE, AND BUILT IN GERMANY</h4>
POWER CAPTCHA is cookie-free, GDPR-compliant, and easy to integrate with most systems. For added security and accessibility, the Enterprise Plan includes features like two-factor authentication.
<h4>Supported Plugins and Forms</h4>
<ul>
<li>WordPress Login</li>
<li>WordPress Registration</li>
<li>WordPress Lost Password</li>
<li>WooCommerce Login</li>
<li>WooCommerce Registration</li>
<li>WooCommerce Lost Password</li>
<li>WooCommerce Checkout</li>
<li>WPForms</li>
<li>WPForms lite</li>
<li>Elementor Pro Forms</li>
<li>Contact Form 7</li>
</ul>

POWER CAPTCHA protects your WordPress website and WordPress forms against bots and unauthorized persons. GDPR compliant!

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Plugin is easy to use: just install it, use short code [email] and it just works. If you want multiple email addresses go to the settings page and create your custom email address and use the short code referenced. Will be similar to [email name=”cfe-example”]. Simple to add a subject line with subject parameter in shortcode [email name=”cfe-example” subject=”My Email Subject Line”]
Simple and easy to use plugin for displaying your email on the front end of your website safely and securely through JavaScript cloaking / obfuscation. Email that is displayed is the email you have setup as your admin email in WordPress General Settings or the custom email you setup in on the “Cloak Email” settings page. Source code does not show your actual email address which keeps scrapers from email harvesting and putting you on their email spam lists.
<h3>How it works</h3>
The Cloak Front End Email plugin follows the same methodology as <a href="https://developers.cloudflare.com/support/more-dashboard-apps/cloudflare-scrape-shield/what-is-email-address-obfuscation/" rel="nofollow ugc">Cloudflare’s email cloaking</a>. The email addresses are not in the source code of the website. Therefore any programing language that is doing a request to the site will scrape the source code of a website and since the email is not embedded in the source your emails will not be leaked. The plugin also protects against headless browsers PhantomJS, SlimerJS and Selenium that use default agent.
Source code will look like this (see screenshot below): 
<a href=”#”>loading…</a>
*Note: If users have javascript disabled on their browser they will get text saying “loading…” in place of the actual email.
** Color Customization ** 
Currently the email link will default to your global styles. We do not have a color setting yet but plan to in the future. Until then it’s pretty easy to stylize the color with some very basic CSS.
Each email has a custom html class assigned to it so you could add css styles to your style sheet for each specific one (you would have to inspect the code in the browser to see what class is added, it’s dynamic so will depend on the email). It follows the same pattern as the shortcode name paramater [email name=”cfe-bob”]
.cfe-jsemail-cfe-bob a {color:#000;}
You can drop this code into the custom css module inside WordPress.
Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS
Another example with the default dashboard email [email] 
<a href=”#”>loading…</a>
.cfe-jsemail-cfe-dashboard a {color:#000;}
Or you can set the global style using the below CSS.
.cfe-wrapper a {color:#000;}
Optional 
.cfe-wrapper a:hover {color:purple;}

Cloak Front End Email

Cloak / Obfuscate your email address with JavaScript in a simple short code [email].

POWER CAPTCHA vs Cloak Front End Email