Widgets for Google Reviews · Security record
Is Widgets for Google Reviews safe?
No known vulnerability affects the current version (14.3). 6 issues were found in earlier versions and fixed, the latest disclosed on Jul 10, 2026.
Checked 5 days ago against the WPVulnerability database, for version 14.3.
How it’s looked after
- Last release
- Oct 29, 2026 (1 week ago)
- Releases in the last year
- 6
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
- Support resolved
- 14 of 20 threads in two months
- Active installs
- 1M+
6 known vulnerabilities
- 2 high
- 3 medium
- 1 not rated
None affects the current version.
Disclosed each year
- 20233
- 20252
- 20261
Every known vulnerability in Widgets for Google Reviews
Newest first, with any that affect the current version at the top.
- medium
Authenticated (Editor+) Stored Cross-Site Scripting via 'fomo-title' and 'fomo-text' Parameters
Fixed in 13.3.1 · CVE-2026-11591 · Jul 10, 2026 · Wordfence
Fixed in 13.2.2 · CVE-2025-9436 · Dec 10, 2025 · Wordfence
Fixed in 13.2.5 · CVE-2025-12510 · Dec 5, 2025 · Wordfence
Fixed in 11.1 · CVE-2023-48275 · Nov 22, 2023 · Wordfence
Fixed in 10.9.1 · CVE-2023-3254 · Oct 16, 2023 · Wordfence
Fixed in 9.8 · CVE-2022-4470 · Jan 5, 2023 · Wordfence
Questions about Widgets for Google Reviews’s security
Is Widgets for Google Reviews safe to use?
No known vulnerability affects its current version. Earlier versions had issues that are now fixed, so keep Widgets for Google Reviews updated: most attacks target sites that haven’t updated.
Does Widgets for Google Reviews have known security vulnerabilities?
None that affect the current version. WPVulnerability’s database lists 6 older issues, fixed in earlier versions, so keep Widgets for Google Reviews up to date.
Is Widgets for Google Reviews still maintained?
Yes. Its last release was 1 week ago. Its authors resolved 14 of the 20 support threads opened in the last two months.
Is Widgets for Google Reviews compatible with the latest WordPress?
Yes. It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4, the current version.
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