The plugin was recently abandoned by the creative team behind it before receiving a patch for a critical security flaw.
The flaw, tracked as CVE-2021-24284 would allow an attacker to inject a malicious Javascript into any site using any version of the plugin, which would allow the uploading and deletion of files that could easily lead to a complete takeover of the site targeted.
What makes this campaign so impressive is the fact that the hackers have scanned more than a million and a half sites so far, searching for vulnerable targets. Fortunately, only a tiny percentage of sites scanned have been running the vulnerable plugin.
Based on the data collected, the campaign appears to have started on July 4th of 2022, and is ongoing to this day. The attacks originate from more than ten thousand unique IP addresses, indicating a large, organized group of attackers. The identity of the group behind the campaign is not known at this time.
The bottom line here is simple. If you are running this plugin, we recommend stopping immediately and uninstalling it. Since it has been abandoned by its authors, there's no fix coming and no matter how helpful it may have been to you, it's just not worth the risk.
Even if some other group adopts the plugin later, there's no telling how long it might take for that to happen. Even if it did, there's no way to know how long it might take them to develop a patch for it. For now then, your best bet is to treat this plugin as toxic and steer clear of it.