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This section is a projection of the site's data, rebuilt on every release. A new version is recorded only when the text a reader sees changes, so a release that changed something elsewhere leaves this section's version alone. It has 3 versions; the newest is first, and each is shown as the changes from the one before. Read the current version →

v3 · site v0.17.0 · 24 October 2026 · 1 lines added or changed, 1 removed or changed, against v2 · ff3d58163fee
Whether any website was actually broken into before it installed the fix.
Whether the fix is complete. A report on 21 October suggested it may not be; the PHP security team replied on the mailing list on 22 October, and this site will settle the question once that reply is saved here. Separately, on 23 October PHP published an advisory for another flaw, CVE-2026-115560, which affects fully patched releases and needs a rare session setting (reported by Cloudflare, SOCRadar and The Hacker News).
Who leaked the news on 20 October, and where.
How many websites went offline, and why. The reports this site holds range from a single site to a whole government's platform; a community tracker lists about fifty sites that went dark and came back. Nobody has counted them all.
Where the 70% figure comes from. None of the pages that use it says how it was measured.
v2 · site v0.12.1 · 24 October 2026 · 2 lines added or changed, 2 removed or changed, against v1 · 84f39b6b55fb
Whether any website was actually broken into before it installed the fix.
Whether the fix is complete. A report on 21 October suggested it may not be; the PHP projectsecurity hasteam notreplied answeredon itthe publiclymailing yet.list on 22 October, and this site will settle the question once that reply is saved here.
Who leaked the news on 20 October, and where.
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Where the 70% figure comes from. None of the pages that use it says how it was measured.
v1 · site v0.3.2 · 22 October 2026 · the first version · 791a47b54794
Whether any website was actually broken into before it installed the fix.
Whether the fix is complete. A report on 21 October suggested it may not be; the PHP project has not answered it publicly yet.
Who leaked the news on 20 October, and where.
Exactly which websites went offline, and why. Most of the list comes from one news live page and has not been confirmed by the organisations named.
Where the 70% figure comes from. None of the pages that use it says how it was measured.

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