🚨PHP2Shell Vulnerabilities Exploited, 70% of Web at Risk
70% of the web is running unpatched PHP, hackers rejoice
TL;DR
PHP2Shell vulnerabilities allow remote code execution without passwords. 70% of web-facing systems are at risk. Patches released, but many remain unpatched.
PHP2Shell vulnerabilities, officially designated as CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, were discovered in PHP, allowing remote code execution without passwords. These bugs affect 70% of web-facing systems, making them a massive security risk. The PHP Foundation released patches on Wednesday, but many systems remain unpatched, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation. Security researchers warn that the situation isn't over, with confirmed compromises and post-exploit activity already reported.

Key Points
PHP2Shell vulnerabilities allow remote code execution without passwords, affecting 70% of web-facing systems.
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