The PHP-related service update has been completed successfully. The maintenance period has concluded, and services are now operating normally. Our team has completed the necessary checks, and no further interruptions are expected at this time. If you have any questions or experience any concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us.

We are continuing to deploy upstream security patches across our hosting platforms. Please note that in some cases, vendors backported these urgent fixes to the current version, meaning the PHP version number may not have changed. You can confirm the patch status by checking the output of phpinfo() - the build date will display as Oct 21st. Please review the updated guidance below for your specific environment. cPanel/Plesk shared hosting customers and managed cPanel/Plesk servers: Patches are being rolled out by our team for all PHP versions from 5.2 and above. You do not need to take any action. If you use PHP 8.3 or older on any of your websites: We strongly recommend you update to use a version of PHP that is currently supported, which is currently 8.4+. Enhance/Control panel customers: Patches are installed for all versions, from PHP7.4+. Please note the panel does not support older versions. As this is a newer platform, all websites default to at least PHP 8.2, which is patched. Self-managed servers: If you operate your own VPS, please ensure you have applied all vendor updates. If you use Cloudlinux you can verify package updates via the RPM changelog: rpm -q --changelog alt-php85-common | grep CVE-2026 - CVE-2026-109618: do not bail out from inside the memory manager; allocation - CVE-2026-109619: clear stale request globals at shutdown so a bailout cannot If you use cPanel with ea-php (ie, you do not run Cloudlinux), please ensure you have applied the latest EasyApache updates listed at https://docs.cpanel.net/changelogs/easyapache-4-change-log-25/ If you use a different operating system, please check with your vendor.

Patches from upstream vendors have been released and are currently being deployed across the fleet in rolling waves. Our technical team is monitoring system stability throughout the rollout.

The PHP-related service update is still ongoing as our team continues working through the necessary maintenance and security checks. We appreciate your patience during this time. If you have questions or inquiries, please contact us anytime!

We will be performing a PHP-related service update that requires a brief maintenance period to complete the necessary security checks. You may experience temporary interruptions during these times, after the maintenance period has ended, your service will resume as normal. If you have further questions on the maintanance, please don't hesitate to contact us.