Verify your exposure
For a working website whose PHP patch status is unclear.
- Check the PHP runtime serving your website
- Verify hosting or vendor patch evidence
- Receive findings and recommended next steps
PHP security response / WordPress & business websites
We verify your hosting's PHP patch status, check for signs of compromise, and help restore affected WordPress websites.
Human review. Clear scope and quote before paid work begins.
Advisory checked 22 October 2026
PHP has released fixes for CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619. A WordPress or plugin update alone does not patch the PHP runtime. A vulnerable installation is not proof of a breach. Read the official PHP advisory.
Choose your next step
We establish what your site needs before recommending work. Shared hosting updates may need to be applied by your provider; we help coordinate and verify them.
For a working website whose PHP patch status is unclear.
For a site that needs an update without avoidable disruption.
For redirects, suspicious accounts, malware or recurring infections.
Pricing depends on access, hosting, compatibility and incident scope. An assessment is not a full forensic investigation; agreed deliverables and limitations are documented.
For agencies & hosting resellers
Get a prioritised PHP inventory, hosting coordination and a remediation plan across multiple sites. Confidential white-label support is available.
Discuss My Client PortfolioRelevant recovery experience
See how WebAdish handled an agency portfolio with persistent backdoors. This is prior recovery experience, not a claim of PHP2Shell incident attribution.
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Share your website URL, hosting provider and whether anything looks wrong. Don't know your PHP version? That's fine. Please don't send passwords through this form.
After the immediate work, we can discuss ongoing maintenance for updates, backups and monitoring.
No. Updating addresses the runtime vulnerabilities. Existing malicious files, stolen credentials or persistence need separate investigation and recovery.
A URL helps start the assessment. Reliable patch verification usually needs hosting information or authorised access. Version banners alone can miss vendor backports.
Do not treat either as proof that PHP is patched. The PHP team says updates are the complete solution for these vulnerabilities; temporary mitigations only reduce specific attack paths.
Yes. We can request patch evidence, coordinate the host's update and test your site's key functions. Any access and paid work are agreed with you first.
Want the background? Read our PHP2Shell guide for website owners.