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Utilize our cutting-edge algorithms to detect and filter out spam in real-time, ensuring a clean and safe environment for your users.
Our system intelligently distinguishes between genuine user engagement and spam, minimizing false positives.
Integrating Defendium’s anti-spam solution into your website is straightforward. With a few simple steps, you can enhance your site's security and user experience.
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Access our API guide for information about using Defendium.
Get your keys to access our convenient anti-spam APIs. You need to register your account to obtain API keys.
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How to Use API Keys:
GET https://api.defendium.com/check?secret_key=YOUR_KEY&content=buy+viagra+from+https://viagrasite.com
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POST https://api.defendium.com/check
FORM DATA
secret_key: YOUR_KEY
content: Content here
url: URL that the content was submitted to (such as the forum post URL or profile URL)
ip: IP that submitted the content to you
user_agent: User agent of the browser that submitted the content
The following parameters are used in API requests:
The secret API key associated with your account.
The actual content that was submitted to your website, such as a comment or blog post.
Content type from:
IP Address that submitted the data to you.
URL that the content was submitted to (such as the forum post URL or profile URL)
The content of the HTTP_REFERER header from the user.
Name, username, or moniker of the author who submitted the content.
If the author provided an email, include it with this field.
If the author has a profile URL, include it here.
Language of your website, in ISO 639-1 format, separated by commas. A site published in both English and German might use “en, de_de”.
Character set of the submitted data, such as "UTF-8" or "ASCII" or "ISO-8859-1".