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Security information about PHP2Shell

Current information about the vulnerability CVE-2026-109618

The security vulnerability in PHP, known under the name „PHP2Shell“, is currently attracting increased attention.

Our tests have not revealed any issues.

Basically, we do not use PHP as a technology for our product web interfaces.

For safety's sake, we nevertheless checked the current official releases for all product components published on the TIC and, where available, the most recent project release.

Status: 22.10.2026, 17:00 Watch