CheckoutScripts6.4.3 · 11.6

www.google.com in a checkout page script inventory

Fraud and securityexecutes on 4 of themvendor identified

www.google.com appeared on 22 of the 187 United States store cart pages we read on 30 August 2026, which is 12% of them, and on 4 it was loaded by a script or iframe tag, meaning it executed in the page.

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What it is

Google host, commonly reCAPTCHA or a marketing tag on cart pages.

Source: the title and description published at google.com, read on 30 August 2026. Quoted there as “Google”.

02

What to write in the justification column

Identify which Google product the path belongs to before justifying it; the host alone is not enough.

This is a starting sentence, not an assessment. Requirement 6.4.3 wants your reason, written by someone at your company who can defend it.

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Stores where we saw it

10 of 22

Up to ten examples from our scan. These are public storefronts and the observation is only that the host appeared in the HTML of their cart page on 30 August 2026.

colourpop.comdrunkelephant.comtheordinary.comhuel.comtovala.comcotopaxi.comfeetures.comstance.comspanx.comsaucony.com
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Where to look next

Other hosts on google.com

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