The contact form's spam protection has been overhauled to catch automated bot submissions that were previously getting through undetected. Regional em
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The contact form's spam protection has been overhauled to catch automated bot submissions that were previously getting through undetected. Regional emails (UK and Mexico) are now correctly routed to their own sending domains instead of quietly defaulting to the US.
• Contact form spam blocked: bot submissions that bypassed previous protections are now caught
• UK and Mexico emails now send from the correct regional domain instead of defaulting to the US
Fixed
Contact form spam finally stopped
Automated bots that could execute page scripts were slipping past the existing honeypot, timing, and token checks, resulting in every submission since May being spam. The form now also validates request origin and checks for suspicious link content, closing that gap. An old, unprotected version of the contact form has also been removed.
UK and Mexico emails now sent from the right region
Regional email sending was misconfigured so the UK region was silently using the US email account and address, and the Mexico region's address wasn't recognized at all. All regions now send from their correct, dedicated domains.
Where it's live
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