• Resolved consc197

    (@consc197)


    Hello,

    I’ve been trying to troubleshoot an issue where there appears to be a javascript infection only within the WP Google Maps plugin but this occurs even on a newly downloaded/installed latest version on just the specific site.

    Wordfence, Imunify, WP scan don’t locate any malware but its impossible as each time I visit admin.php?page=wp-google-maps-menu&action=edit&map_id=1 a bunch of popups appear among multiple PC’s (so its not a PC infection) but only on the edit map pages.

    Maybe you have some pointers as to where I can look for the malware within the plugin structure? maybe some setting that the malware could be residing in?

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  • Plugin Author DylanAuty

    (@dylanauty)

    Hi @consc197,

    Thank you for reaching out, I do appreciate your time.

    We don’t currently have any known issues logged that would allow something like this to occur. However, some time ago we did have a vulnerability present in the core code which allowed a redirect (or alternative script) to be stored to our marker data.

    Our team worked quickly to resolve the issue, and we released a series of additional updates after this to automatically clean up any data that might have been exposed. For reference, I am linking a few threads related to this below:

    Although those updates did resolve issues on the large majority of sites, it is possible that some sites may not have cleaned up correctly.

    Based on what you have described, I do suspect this is the case here. The best way forward is to check the main marker data (found within wp_wpgmza table in most installations) for any script tags, as these should not be present.

    If you are open to it, please consider reaching out to us on our website and I’d be happy to work closely with you to get to the bottom of this as soon as possible.

    Plugin Author DylanAuty

    (@dylanauty)

    Hi @consc197, Just a quick check-in to see if you have had a moment to look at my last response?

    We are eager to assist you with this further via our website, if you have not gotten in touch with us yet.

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