CAPTCHA for Webforms June 17th, 2015 Travis Brown Travis Brown Travis Brown Read More About Travis Travis Brown Spambots are a threat to many websites. They eat up bandwidth, can be used for DDOS attacks, and perhaps most annoyingly, they add fake accounts as new contacts. Bronto takes security very seriously. We don’t want to expose our customers to these vulnerabilities. With security in mind, we are happy to announce that CAPTCHA is now available for use on the Add Contacts webform! To use this new feature, go to your current Add Contacts webform, pull the CAPTCHA Special Purpose Content Block into it, and save your changes. The rest of the Add Contacts webform will behave the same way, and your contacts can now subscribe to future communications and add their preferences. This new CAPTCHA functionality will help keep your sites clear of spambots, your contact lists free of unwanted email addresses, and your sender ratings and deliverability scores high. We hope this change will encourage more Bronto customers to use the Add Contacts webform along with pop-up sign-ups to engage even more contacts.
Travis Brown July 16, 2015 Hey Caleb, The captcha is actually a part of the form, so if you embed the form the captcha comes with it. Make sure to use the documentation when embedding your webform. Great question, thanks! Reply