Somebody has leaked CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 in PHP before the patch is out.
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PHP Foundation’s budget is about 700k a year. It’s used on something like 40 million websites. Almost no company who uses it contributes anything and many people work on it for free.
The latest trend is cybersecurity and AI vendors have realised they can vampire off its security for publicity (money).
Perhaps the world would be a better place if those orgs who rely on it just contributed sponsorship to the foundation, and vendors didn’t monetise vulnerabilities for themselves.
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Security vendor Palo-Alto plans to release patches for their flagship firewall product to fix the PHP vulnerabilities in them sometime next week, after they’ve finished scratching their arse.
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The company that shows up in everyone's httpd access logs with the weirdly verbose user-agent string? -
Security vendor Palo-Alto plans to release patches for their flagship firewall product to fix the PHP vulnerabilities in them sometime next week, after they’ve finished scratching their arse.
@GossiTheDog Palo Alto report indicating successful exploitation of php2shell but the report is very vague and does not state php2shell was exploited. Thoughts? https://unit42.paloaltonetworks.com/cve-2026-109618-cve-2026-109619/
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@8tpercent @GossiTheDog does anyone know if Asustor or QNAP login portals use unpatched PHP versions? They seem to only mention PHP installations on the NAS, not the portals themselves (Synology explains that theirs doesn't), and if I'm not wrong, their remote connection capabilities mean someone could access them remotely without the manager/owner knowing at all.
A little more info...
https://synopower.club/synology-php2shell-emergency-patch/
Could only find this...which was updated yesterday, so only a few apps to fix...
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@ADHDruid @GossiTheDog Druid, do you think going through a class on physical security would help change their perspective? Not IT physical security but personal/family physical security? I still know much more about that type of physical security than computer security, and know a standard element of teaching it by many if not most/all is being a tougher target than others around you deters most attacks that are not targeted.
@CliffsEsport @GossiTheDog I think more people need to understand opsec and first principles. You’re definitely onto something
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If you use Palo-Alto firewalls, make sure you upgrade for the PHP vulns.
In particular, if you have the mgmt interface facing the internet upgrade those now. The Palo-Alto firewall VMs have ASLR disabled which makes exploitation trivial.
@GossiTheDog EVERYONE. Stop with the mgmt exposed interfaces. Are you that LAZY? Urgh.
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Security vendor Palo-Alto plans to release patches for their flagship firewall product to fix the PHP vulnerabilities in them sometime next week, after they’ve finished scratching their arse.
Palo-Alto moved their patch dates for PHP2Shell up after that toot, patches available now. https://security.paloaltonetworks.com/CVE-2026-109618
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Palo-Alto moved their patch dates for PHP2Shell up after that toot, patches available now. https://security.paloaltonetworks.com/CVE-2026-109618
@GossiTheDog bon après, en théorie, ce n’est pas l’équipement le plus exposé
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Palo-Alto moved their patch dates for PHP2Shell up after that toot, patches available now. https://security.paloaltonetworks.com/CVE-2026-109618
@GossiTheDog I bet it sucks to be Palo's PHP-wrangler; but I'm morbidly curious what internal fork hell is implied by the gradually shifting ETAs. Last week they were all much closer together; over the weekend a few actually shipped ahead of schedule; while others have been pushed all the way to friday, including some of newer PAN-OS versions.
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If you use Palo-Alto firewalls, make sure you upgrade for the PHP vulns.
In particular, if you have the mgmt interface facing the internet upgrade those now. The Palo-Alto firewall VMs have ASLR disabled which makes exploitation trivial.
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They do?@wdormann the VM Series one do, unless they’ve changed it since last I checked
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@wdormann the VM Series one do, unless they’ve changed it since last I checked
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This is from what I'd expect to be the VM series, as it was snagged from Azure in May of this year.
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This is from what I'd expect to be the VM series, as it was snagged from Azure in May of this year.️@wdormann maybe they levelled up!
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@wdormann the VM Series one do, unless they’ve changed it since last I checked
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It's kind of hard to not get ASLR on modern Linux. Did they setkernel.randomize_va_space=0? Or use a not-modern FreeBSD? -
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It's kind of hard to not get ASLR on modern Linux. Did they setkernel.randomize_va_space=0? Or use a not-modern FreeBSD?@wdormann @GossiTheDog I think you can always compile something with -nopie if you are in need of an extra insecure version.
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@wdormann @GossiTheDog I think you can always compile something with -nopie if you are in need of an extra insecure version.
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Ironically, that indeed sounds like something a security product vendor would do.
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Palo-Alto moved their patch dates for PHP2Shell up after that toot, patches available now. https://security.paloaltonetworks.com/CVE-2026-109618
Citrix finally released Netscaler patches for PHP2Shell. Netscaler notably has no ASLR so I’d recommend patching.
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Citrix finally released Netscaler patches for PHP2Shell. Netscaler notably has no ASLR so I’d recommend patching.
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Weird that using a FreeBSD version EOL'd over 5 years ago has consequences.
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Weird that using a FreeBSD version EOL'd over 5 years ago has consequences.@wdormann @GossiTheDog They’re just a poor little company, how could they possibly afford the non-EOL software license?
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Citrix finally released Netscaler patches for PHP2Shell. Netscaler notably has no ASLR so I’d recommend patching.
Palo-Alto just sent out a customer alert about PHP2Shell:
“We are aware of heightened threat actor activity targeting internet exposed management interfaces of PAN-OS devices (NGFW and Panorama) and recently disclosed vulnerabilities. If you haven't already done so, we strongly advise you to immediately protect your devices by following management interface best practice”
