The plugin enhances a site’s security by implementing layers of security to the user registration forms, safeguarding the site from attacks like CSRF.

== Description ==

Do you need a secure layer over your registration process to prevent malicious site interactions? Secure User Registration is a comprehensive security solution designed to protect both standard and WooCommerce user registrations against CSRF attacks. It includes advanced features such as custom nonce implementation, email or domain blocking, and Google Captcha integration.

Features include:

  • CSRF protection for user and WooCommerce registration forms.
  • Enable or Disable custom nonce fields for registration forms.
  • Block specific emails or domains using a comma-separated list.
  • Integrate Google Captcha to mitigate bot registrations.
  • Customize error messages for invalid nonce, email/domain blocklist, and captcha errors.

Disclaimer: This plugin uses Google reCAPTCHA to verify if a visitor is a human, not a robot. Google collects data like the visitor’s IP address, device info, and how they interact with the reCAPTCHA challenge to improve its service, not this plugin.

Resources:
Learn about Google reCAPTCHA.
Additionally, learn how Google reCAPTCHA works.

== Installation ==

Manual installation is straightforward and takes only a few minutes:

  1. Download the plugin from wordpress.org, unpack it, and upload the [secure-user-registration-by-puredevs] folder to your wp-content/plugins/ directory.
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

Q. Can Secure User Registration be used with WooCommerce?

A: Absolutely! Our plugin is fully compatible with WooCommerce and provides dedicated CSRF protection for WooCommerce registration forms.

Q. Is there support for blocking specific emails or domains?

A: Yes, you can block specific emails or domains from registering by adding them to a blocklist in the plugin settings.

Q. How does the Google Captcha integration work?

A: Google Captcha can be enabled via the plugin settings to add an additional layer of security against bots during the registration process.