BotProof Announces Dynamic CAPTCHA 2.0 WordPress Plugin

15 March 2009

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Gayla Schaefer, Director, Media Relations
Gayla@BotProof.com

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BotProof Announces Dynamic CAPTCHA 2.0 WordPress Plugin
BotProof’s CAPTCHA 2.0 Provides Bloggers Significantly Better Protection from Bots

NAPERVILLE, IL - BotProof, a leading provider of innovative Internet security solutions has released its CAPTCHA 2.0 plugin for WordPress. BotProof’s CAPTCHA 2.0 plugin enables
WordPress bloggers to filter out fraudulent submissions by automated programs, commonly referred to as bots. Using patent-pending technology, BotProof creates dynamic CAPTCHA images that are easy to read but can not be interpreted by bots.

“WordPress users have long suffered from automated programs—or bots—posting comments to blogs that are, at best, off topic and often contain spam or otherwise clutter
compelling discussions,” says BotProof co-founder and CTO Anthony Koziol. Our CAPTCHA 2.0 plugin increases the efficacy of CAPTCHAs to filter out fraudulent submissions
as well as making it easier for legitimate users to complete the CAPTCHA.”

Critical to the effectiveness of BotProof’s technology is its use of dynamic images that are easy for humans to decipher but virtually impossible for bots to read.

“Further,” Koziol adds, “if a talented programmer were to create a bot capable of deciphering any of our given CAPTCHAs, we can easily change key parameters on subsequent CAPTCHAs rendering such bot attack harmless.”

The free trial software can be downloaded at the company’s website (http://www.botproof.com/publishers/signup) or from the WordPress plugin library.

For more information visit, http://www.BotProof.com

About BotProof
BotProof is the leading provider of innovative ad display technologies that simultaneously protect publishers and advertisers from bot-initiated fraud. With its patent-pending technology, BotProof can display information that only humans can read – and use this technology to drive incremental value for publishers and advertisers alike.