Resolved
Updates on Managed VPS:
All Managed VPS with Centos 7, or Almalinux 8 and 9 have been patched with the fixed versions of PHP.
If your Managed VPS is Centos 6. You MUST upgrade to a higher version of operating system as soon as possible.
As all web hosting and VPS servers have been patched accordingly, this event is considered fixed and closed.
Posted Oct 21, 2026 - 21:05 CST
Identified
Updates on Web Hosting Servers:
All PHP versions have been patched. This has been solved if you have a web hosting plan with us.
Updates on Managed VPS:
Half of the managed VPS are already patched. We are still working on ending applying the patches.
Posted Oct 21, 2026 - 20:47 CST
Investigating
As part of our response to recently disclosed PHP vulnerabilities, we have already taken the following measures:
Web Hosting Servers
1. Web Application Firewall is up-to-date and already mitigating part of the vulnerabilities.
2. Endpoint Detection and Response on place on each server to protect against attacks and vulnerabilities.
3. Partial Mitigation applied to all PHP versions.
4. Waiting for the official PHP version releases from CloudLinux and cPanel, once they are released, patches will be applied inmediately.
Managed VPS
If you have an old version of PHP, we highly suggest to upgrade to any supported version (PHP from 8.2 to 8.5) as soon as you can. We are currently reviewing the servers and applying partial mitigations suggested by our vendors.
UnManaged VPS
No actions will be taken on these.
We will keep giving updates about this situation as soon as get them .
Posted Oct 21, 2026 - 12:14 CST
This incident affected: Servers (Amsterdam, NL, Frankfurt, DE, Madrid, ES, Chicago, US, St. Loius, US, San Jose, US, Phoenix, US, Singapore, SG, Stockholm, SE, Turku, FI, Vilnius, Lithuania, Reseller Servers - St. Louis, Reseller Servers - Amsterdam, VPS - Phoenix, VPS - Chicago, VPS - Amsterdam).