I will secure your PHP website from php2shell or convert it to a custom website


About this gig
Is your PHP website at risk from PHP2Shell?
Two critical PHP flaws (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619) affect PHP 5.4 to 8.5.11 and can let attackers run code on your server. Many government and company websites went offline to stay safe. I can secure your site quickly, or rebuild it as a modern custom website.
WHAT I OFFER
- Check your PHP version and server setup
- Upgrade PHP to a patched version
- Fix errors and broken code after the upgrade
- Security hardening for Laravel, WordPress and custom PHP sites
- Convert your PHP site to a secure custom Next.js + Node.js website
- Keep your content, database and SEO
WHY WORK WITH ME
- Full-stack developer: Next.js, Node.js, React, MongoDB
- Background in web application security testing
- Clean code and full source code delivered
- Fast and clear communication
Please message me before ordering with your website URL and hosting type so I can check the scope and give you the right package.
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Get to know Shorif U
- FromBangladesh
- Member sinceMay 2025
- Last delivery9 months
Languages
Bengali, English, Hindi
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FAQ
Is my website affected by PHP2Shell?
If your server runs PHP 5.4 to 8.5.11 and is not patched, it is likely affected. Send me your URL and I will check it.
Will upgrading PHP break my website?
Older code sometimes breaks after an upgrade. I test everything and fix the errors before delivery
Do I have to move away from PHP?
No. Patching and upgrading is enough for many sites. Converting to Next.js is a good choice if your site is old and hard to maintain.
Will I lose my data or SEO during conversion?
No. I migrate your content and database and keep your URLs and SEO settings.
What access do you need?
Hosting or cPanel access, and FTP/SSH if available. I always take a backup before making changes.

