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Question ETA for critical PHP security updates (CVE-2026-109618 / CVE-2026-109619)?

Only tracking or compiling/backporting?

All I know is they are working on providing backported fixes for the versions they support. However, as they are a third-party service, I have no internal information on what exactly is being done on their end.

I'm sorry i don't understand. For older versions (7.4 to 8.1), even on Plesk linux, are these builds/releases in progress ? Do you know when we are going to be able to update ?

Yes, they are in progress. The builds are complete and they are in testing phase. They should be released soon if everything goes well.
 
For anyone interested, this is what I implemented until an update for sw-engine exists. I suggest to either enable a Firewall rule to allow access to port 8443 only from known IPs and/or use an SSH tunnel to access the admin panel.
 
All I know is they are working on providing backported fixes for the versions they support. However, as they are a third-party service, I have no internal information on what exactly is being done on their end.



Yes, they are in progress. The builds are complete and they are in testing phase. They should be released soon if everything goes well.

Will these be available via the plesk repositry? Plesk makes them available and i have installed these PHP versions via Plesk so i believe Plesk should provide the updates.

If Plesk doesn't make them available and they stay in the repositry then they will knowingly and willingly distribute unsafe versions.

Regards
Jan
 
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