CleanTalk Cookies and Their Description
Here you can find the list of the cookies that CleanTalk plugins use and short descriptions of these cookies.
WordPress Anti-Spam cookies:
- apbct_cookies_test – Сookie to validate other cookies, so they can’t be spoofed.
- apbct_* – Group of cookies which are set from backend and contain information about the current user.
- ct_* – Group of cookies used for storing dynamic variables from browser.
- ct_sfw_* – Group of cookies used for our SpamFireWall technology.
| Cookie Name | Storage Time |
| apbct_cookies_test | Session |
| apbct_headless | Session |
| apbct_page_hits | Session |
| apbct_pixel_url | Session |
| apbct_prev_referer | Session |
| apbct_site_landing_ts | Session |
| apbct_site_referer | 3 days |
| apbct_timestamp | Session |
| ct_checked_emails | Session |
| ct_checkjs | Session |
| ct_fkp_timestamp | Session |
| ct_has_input_focused | Session |
| ct_has_key_up | Session |
| ct_has_scrolled | Session |
| ct_mouse_moved | Session |
| ct_pointer_data | Session |
| ct_ps_timestamp | Session |
| ct_screen_info | Session |
| ct_sfw_ip_wl | 1 month |
| ct_sfw_pass_key | 1 month |
| ct_timezone | Session |
WordPress Security cookies:
- spbc_cookies_test – Cookie to test cookies so we know that everything working properly.
- spbc_firewall_pass_key – The flag defines if the Security Firewall was passed.
- spbc_is_logged_in – Dashboard. Flag defines if a user was logged in.
- spbc_2fa_passed – Dashboard. Flag defines if Two-Factor Authentication was passed.
- spbc_timer – Dashboard. Time spent on the page.
- spbc_log_id – Dashboard. User identification.
If you haven't found the answer to your question, please, contact our support team:
https://cleantalk.org/my/support/open
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