20i's PHP2Shell statement is recorded as patched, with statement date printed as Wednesday, 21-Oct-26 20:01:53 UTC (first update 21-Oct-26 14:24:04 UTC); read the published statement.
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all PHP versions across all platforms are now fully patched against the recently disclosed PHP vulnerabilities. and All Cloud Servers have now been successfully updated. quoted from https://www.stackstatus.com/ (incident: PHP Security Updates, PHP2Shell Vulnerabilities, status Fixed; no permalink). stackstatus.com is 20i's status page per https://docs.20i.com/web-hosting/server-status (check the status of the 20i platform on the Stack Status page). Earlier: PHP 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 and 8.2.35 are now available. (17:30:22 UTC); backported versions rolled out to Cloud Servers (18:51:16 UTC). No 20i blog post found.
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20i's PHP2Shell statement is recorded as patched, with statement date printed as Wednesday, 21-Oct-26 20:01:53 UTC (first update 21-Oct-26 14:24:04 UTC); source: https://www.stackstatus.com/.
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