Convesio and PHP2Shell

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The statement

Moving every running site onto them is under way, and the mitigation protects each site until its move completes.

Notes

Moving every running site onto them is under way, and the mitigation protects each site until its move completes. Official hosting statement. Patched container images have been built and the hosting rollout is under way; configuration mitigation remains in place during migration. ConvesioConvert is separately reported on PHP 8.5.12. PHP 8.1 and earlier support ends 22 October 2026, with migration to PHP 8.3 or 8.4 requested. Site restarts are mentioned, but the statement does not explicitly confirm PHP worker restarts; this field therefore remains no.

Change log

• 23 October 2026: first check
• 23 October 2026: Primary statement now read and verified; status changed from no public statement located to patching.
• 23 October 2026: Wording review: site restarts are not treated as explicit confirmation of PHP worker restarts.
• 24 October 2026: Source-only recheck completed; published classification unchanged.

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Questions about Convesio and PHP2Shell

Is Convesio affected by PHP2Shell?

Convesio's PHP2Shell statement is recorded as patching, with statement date printed as October 22, 2026; source: https://convesio.com/blog/convesio-protects-wordpress-sites-php-vulnerabilities/.

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