PHP2Shell: Do You Know Your Potential Vulnerabilities?
The vulnerabilities known as PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619) can, under certain conditions, allow malicious code to be executed—even in securely programmed applications.
Which of your publicly accessible systems are running potentially vulnerable PHP versions? Especially in complex IT environments, there is often a lack of complete transparency regarding the PHP installations in use and potential attack vectors.
Risk Exposure Assessment: Identify and Prioritize Risks
With our CrowdStrike-based Risk Exposure Assessment, we help you systematically identify potential security risks related to PHP2Shell and evaluate the need for action. The assessment focuses in particular on:
- Internet-exposed systems: Identifying publicly accessible systems and potential attack surfaces
- PHP Installations: Identifying versions in use and potentially affected systems
- Vulnerabilities and Exposure: Assessing potential security risks
- Prioritization: Identifying critical systems and determining necessary actions
Your benefits: You’ll gain a solid foundation for assessing security risks, prioritizing critical systems, and implementing targeted protective measures.
Take action now and review your PHP environment
Would you like to have your PHP environment specifically reviewed for potential security risks? Use the form below to request a risk exposure assessment — free of charge and with no obligation. Our team of experts from the IR, OC, and SOC will work with you individually to determine the appropriate scope and next steps.