PHP Vulnerability Responses by Company

Less Bits, Inc.

Global cloud / infrastructure
Aliases / services
ServerPilot / serverpilot.io / Less Bits, Inc.
Official website
https://serverpilot.io/
Sources identifying the operating company

Each response applies only to its stated service scope. “Not listed” does not mean unpatched or unaffected.

Response status by service

ServerPilot-managed servers / PHP7.0+

Response status
Fixes distributed; verify installation
Response information checked
2026-10-27

Current re-audit: Official response verified · Research date: 2026-10-27

Fixed PHP7.0+ packages were automatically distributed to healthy servers. Unhealthy servers may have missed updates.

Scope: PHP5.6 is outside this fully patched scope.

What users should do

Compare dpkg --list 'sp-php*' with the official fixed-package table and install missing updates.

Official service URL

Source URLs

  1. PHP2Shell response and fixed packageshttps://serverpilot.io/blog/php2shell-vulnerabilities/Response evidence
  2. https://serverpilot.io/blog/https://serverpilot.io/blog/Service and operation documentation

ServerPilot-managed servers / PHP5.6

Response status
Partly mitigated; migration required
Response information checked
2026-10-27

Current re-audit: Official response verified · Research date: 2026-10-27

PHP5.6 receives only partial configuration mitigations, not a complete fix.

Scope: Unhealthy servers may not have received updates.

What users should do

Verify package5.6.40-3 and migrate applications to PHP8.2+. Raising post_max_size above32M weakens protection.

Source URLs

  1. PHP2Shell response and fixed packageshttps://serverpilot.io/blog/php2shell-vulnerabilities/Response evidence
Related official sources
  1. PHP2Shell response and fixed packagesOfficial noticeOfficial guidance on the current vulnerabilities and response scope.

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