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<p>Raptcha is an innovative CAPTCHA alternative that challenges users to count animals in a dynamic image, promoting accessibility and user engagement. Unlike text-based CAPTCHAs, it uses engaging visuals (cats, dogs, birds) with randomized placements and scales for enhanced security.</p>
<p>Key features:</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Animal Counting Challenges</strong>: Randomized images with 1-10 animals, ensuring varied difficulty.</li>
<li><strong>Bot Detection Heuristics</strong>: Advanced checks (drag time, mouse distance, focus duration) to prevent automated submissions.</li>
<li><strong>Form Integrations</strong>: Native support for WordPress comments, login forms, and popular plugins (Contact Form 7, Kadence Forms, Ninja Forms).</li>
<li><strong>Shortcode Integration</strong>: Easily embed with <code>[raptcha]</code> for custom forms.</li>
<li><strong>Fully Secured</strong>: Nonce verification, transients for challenge storage, and sanitization throughout.</li>
</ul>
<p>This plugin prioritizes privacy, security and usability, making it a in-house, private, modern alternative to traditional CAPTCHAs.</p>


Raptcha


It works as advertised. That said I would love 2 extra features to be added:



1. For at least the Comments form, or any form to that matter the Raptcha should not appear for logged in users.



2. We need support for the Log in/out core block when the block is configured to be displayed as a form and not as just a link. It would be great for the themes that use the Log in/out block in their footers. At this point, the Raptcha does not appear and even if you have entered the correct credentials it loads the actual WP login page and you have to go through the login process again.



Great job and thank you for this plugin.


Absolutely a Five Star Plugin !

A secure, animal-based CAPTCHA for WordPress forms featuring intelligent bot detection and multi-form integrations.

ShieldSquare

<p>On integrating the plugin, the CMS Plugin will start making API calls to ShieldSquare solution and the response received is in the form of a response code. The response code directly indicates the action to be taken based on the incoming request. All API calls made to ShieldSquare, (in monitor mode) by default would be asynchronous in nature, based on the compatibility of the website platform.</p>
<h3>Requirements</h3>
<ol>
<li>WordPress version >= 4.0.0</li>
<li>PHP version >= 5.2.4 with “curl” extension.</li>
<li>cURL extension: http://php.net/manual/en/curl.installation.php</li>
</ol>
<h3>Online Integration Guide</h3>
<p>The online integration guide can be found at http://integration.shieldsquare.com.<br />
For further assistance, please reach us at support@shieldsquare.com</p>
<h3>Additional Details</h3>
<ol>
<li>If log is enabled then log file gets generated in ‘/tmp/shieldsquare.log’.</li>
<li>Response Codes:<br />
    0  -> Valid request<br />
    2  -> Display captcha code<br />
    3  -> Blocked<br />
    4  -> Feed Fake data<br />
    -1 -> Error page</li>
</ol>


ShieldSquare – Real-time Bot Management Solution for Web Apps, Mobile & APIs

ShieldSquare plugin provides users access to Dashboards to follow up on traffic and understand bot activity on their websites.

Raptcha vs ShieldSquare – Real-time Bot Management Solution for Web Apps, Mobile & APIs