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OCT21
PHP: Critical Vulnerabilities Threaten Web Applications Worldwide
CompletedMaintenance359 hours 2 minutes
  • Completed05.11.2026 at 09:32UTC

    Alle Paket-Aktualisierungen zur PHP2SHELL-Lücke wurden zwischenzeitlich auf den Systemen ausgerollt.

  • Update21.10.2026 at 21:31UTC

    All systems in our hosting infrastructure have been successfully updated to the new PHP versions.

    Our special thanks go to the team at PHP.net for the rapid provision of the new releases, the Debian teams for the quick packaging, and the LiveConfig team for providing the packages from PHP 7.4 to PHP 8.5.

    Further information is being published directly by the LiveConfig team on their website:

    https://www.liveconfig.com/de/blog/2026/10/php-sicherheitsl%C3%BCcke/

    We will continue to monitor the situation and any developments over the coming days.

  • Update21.10.2026 at 18:56UTC

    In the meantime, we have received updated packages for PHP 8.2 to PHP 8.5.

    In addition, LiveConfig is also providing us with updated versions of PHP 7.4, PHP 8.0, and PHP 8.1.

    The rollout of these packages is currently underway.

  • Update21.10.2026 at 13:54UTC

    PHP.net as well as Debian have released updates for the stable versions. We are now rolling out these updates on our hosting infrastructure.

    The update for all other versions of PHP is not yet available.

  • Update21.10.2026 at 12:15UTC

    As part of our defensive measures, we have disabled the upload of files via so-called "multipart/form-data" forms.

    This measure will be lifted once the patch for PHP has been rolled out.

  • In progress21.10.2026 at 10:30UTC
    Maintenance is now in progress
  • Planned21.10.2026 at 10:22UTC
    • What happened?

      • Critical security vulnerabilities in PHP have been publicly disclosed, affecting PHP-based web applications worldwide.

      • We are aware that this vulnerability exists.

    • Why is this relevant?

      • The vulnerabilities could potentially be exploited to execute malicious code on affected systems.

      • We take any vulnerability of this kind seriously and are continuously monitoring the situation.

    • When will this be fixed?

      • An official patch from the PHP developers that closes the vulnerability is currently still pending.

      • As soon as a new PHP version is available that fixes the security vulnerability, we will roll it out immediately.

    • Who is affected?

      • Customers whose web applications run on our hosting infrastructure with PHP.

    • What do you need to do?

      • Customers running container-based PHP applications must update their container images on their own as soon as a patched PHP base image is available. This is outside our sphere of influence and cannot be rolled out automatically by us.

    • How are we proceeding?

      • We are already working on mitigation and defensive measures to reduce the risk until an official patch is released.

      • Updates on this incident will be published as soon as new information becomes available to us.

OCT19
Hosting: Update to Debian 13 Trixie/PHP 8.4
CompletedMaintenance62 hours 26 minutes
  • Completed21.10.2026 at 21:26UTC

    We have successfully completed the maintenance work by upgrading the systems from Debian 12 Bookworm to Debian 13 Trixie.

  • In progress19.10.2026 at 07:00UTC
    Maintenance is now in progress
  • Planned18.08.2026 at 15:10UTC

    Dear customers,

    We want to inform you about upcoming maintenance work:

    • What will take place?

      • We are updating all systems to the Debian 13 "Trixie" operating system.

    • Why is the maintenance work necessary / What is the advantage of this maintenance work for you?

      • To maintain system security and the current state of the art.

    • When will the work take place?

      • between 2026-10-19 and 2026-10-22, between 09:00 and 17:00 (CEST).

      • The downtime per system will be less than 30 minutes.

    • Who is affected?

      • All customers on our shared and managed hosting infrastructure

    • How will this be affecting me?

      • This changes the default version of PHP after the update.

      • PHP 8.4 will be executed instead of 8.2 in the shell (/usr/bin/php).

      • For websites, “Standard (8.2)” will become “Standard (8.4)” after the update.

      • If your website is not compatible with this PHP version, please set the required PHP version for each domain accordingly before the update.

      • Furthermore, the MySQL database version will change from MariaDB 10.11 to MariaDB 11.8.

        • Please ensure the compatibility of the CMS used.

      • Python will be updated from Python 3.11 to 3.13.

        • Please check and record all modules, for example, via the requirements.txt, before we upgrade to "Trixie".

        • We will update your VirtualEnv environments for you.

        • Ensure all your modules are compatible with Python 3.13 before the update.

      • How can I get more information?

    We will inform you when the maintenance has been completed.

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