PHP Vulnerability Responses by Company

Webics

Global hosting
Aliases / services
Webics / Webics Pty Ltd / webics.com.au
Official website
https://www.webics.com.au/

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

Response status by service

Shared hosting (traditional platform, including WordPress)

Response status
Patched; forms/uploads restored
Response information checked
2026-10-27

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

An Australian web agency and hosting provider.

Updates and removal of form/upload restrictions were confirmed at 14:00 AEDT on October 22.

Scope: CloudLinux fixes cover PHP 5.2–8.5; backports may retain version labels.

What users should do

No further update action is required; report problems to Webics.

Official service URL

Source URLs

  1. Response to the PHP vulnerabilityhttps://www.webics.com.au/blog/php-security-vulnerability/Response evidence
  2. https://webics.statuspage.io/incidents/wfllpyk6tft3https://webics.statuspage.io/incidents/wfllpyk6tft3Response evidence
  3. https://webics.statuspage.io/https://webics.statuspage.io/Service and operation documentation
  4. https://www.webics.com.au/blog/https://www.webics.com.au/blog/Service and operation documentation

Webics platform (static cloud platform)

Response status
Unaffected
Response information checked
2026-10-27

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

The PHP-free static platform is explicitly unaffected; forms continued operating.

Scope: Only sites moved to the new platform; distinct from traditional shared hosting.

What users should do

No additional action is specified for this issue.

Source URLs

  1. Response to the PHP vulnerabilityhttps://www.webics.com.au/blog/php-security-vulnerability/Response evidence
  2. https://webics.statuspage.io/incidents/wfllpyk6tft3https://webics.statuspage.io/incidents/wfllpyk6tft3Response evidence
  3. https://webics.statuspage.io/https://webics.statuspage.io/Service and operation documentation
  4. https://www.webics.com.au/blog/https://www.webics.com.au/blog/Service and operation documentation
Related official sources
  1. Response to the PHP vulnerabilityOfficial notice

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