I will patch php2shell and secure your PHP server or wordpress site


About this gig
PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619) is a critical flaw in PHP itself, patched on October 21, 2026. It affects almost every PHP version, and updating WordPress or your plugins does NOT fix it: the PHP runtime on your server must be updated.
Black Digital Agency checks your setup and patches it safely.
WHAT WE DO
- Check your PHP version, setup (mod_php, PHP-FPM) and exposure
- Update PHP to a patched version (8.2.35, 8.3.36, 8.4.27, 8.5.12) on your VPS or dedicated server
- Apply temporary mitigations if an update isn't possible right away
- Test your site after the update (PHP compatibility, memory limits)
- Look for signs of attack in your server logs
- Short report: what we found and what we changed
ON SHARED HOSTING?
Only your host can update PHP. We check your version, tell you exactly what to ask your host, and verify the fix once it's done.
Full backup before any change.
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Get to know Bass
Clean code, smart apps, fast delivery
- FromFrance
- Member sinceJan 2022
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
French
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FAQ
I updated WordPress, am I safe?
No. PHP2Shell is in PHP itself, not in WordPress. The PHP version on your server must be updated.
I’m on shared hosting. Can you patch it?
Only your host can update PHP on shared hosting. The Basic package checks your version and tells you exactly what to ask them.
Will the update break my site?
We back up everything and test after the update. Old sites on PHP 7.x may need small fixes, which we tell you about before going further.
My PHP version is 8.1 or older. Can you fix it?
These versions no longer get official updates. We either upgrade you to a supported version or apply a backported fix, depending on your site.
