> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cloudfilt.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cloudfilt.com/integrations/markdown.md).

# Wordpress

## What is cloudFilt on Wordpress ?

WordPress is a popular **Web Content Management System (CMS)** used to build blogs, eCommerce stores, business sites, and custom applications.

Thanks to its rich plugin ecosystem, WordPress is **fully compatible with CloudFilt**, providing advanced protection to prevent malicious bot traffic on your websites, web applications, or APIs.

## Why use cloudFilt on Wordpress ?

CloudFilt for WordPress provides **security tracking and protection** for your site by :

* Preventing and blocking bots, web scraping, Tor traffic, spam submissions, web fraud, business logic attacks, and Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks.
* Injecting JavaScript into pages to **track and detect potentially dangerous users**.

## How to activate cloudFilt on your wordpress site

1. Login to your CloudFilt account.
2. Navigate to **Websites / WebApps > My Website**.
3. Click **Settings > Integration & Plugins**.
4. Go to the **WordPress** tab and retrieve your **public key** and **private key**.

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5. Install the **CloudFilt plugin** on your WordPress site and activate it.
6. Login to your WordPress admin dashboard and select the **CloudFilt plugin** from the menu.
7. Paste the keys you retrieved from your CloudFilt account into the plugin form.
8. Return to your CloudFilt account to access your website’s **security statistics**.


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