Skeldra Group

Free PHP2Shell public-site check

Response status

Public-signal checking tool available

Response information checked

2026-10-28

Current re-audit: Official response verified · Research date: 2026-10-28

Canadian web security checking service.

The service checks public signals such as disclosed PHP versions, cookies and CMS indicators. Hidden or absent PHP signals do not prove safety.

Scope: This is non-intrusive triage, not penetration testing or proof of patch deployment; backports need separate verification.

What users should do

Use it for a site you administer if needed, then verify patched packages and restarts with the host.

Official service URL

• https://cyber-safe.ca/

Source URLs

1. PHP2Shell response and scopehttps://cyber-safe.ca/php2shell-check/Response evidence
2. https://cyber-safe.ca/https://cyber-safe.ca/Service and operation documentation
3. https://cyber-safe.ca/terms/https://cyber-safe.ca/terms/Service and operation documentation
4. https://cyber-safe.ca/emergency-desk/https://cyber-safe.ca/emergency-desk/Service and operation documentation

Cyber-Safe Emergency Desk

Response status

Assessment and supplier-follow-up support

Response information checked

2026-10-28

Current re-audit: Official response verified · Research date: 2026-10-28

Using PHP2Shell as an example, the service offers asset mapping, alert triage, supplier fix verification and evidence records.

Scope: The service monitors and verifies; it explicitly does not perform customer patching itself.

What users should do

Check plan coverage; your organization or IT provider performs required patches and restarts.

Source URLs

1. https://cyber-safe.ca/emergency-desk/https://cyber-safe.ca/emergency-desk/Response evidence