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Keep the website's PHP on a release with the latest security fixes

External Attack SurfaceCritical severity

In October 2026 the PHP project fixed two critical flaws that let anyone run code on a web server without signing in. This reads the PHP version a public website announces and says whether it predates the fix, or that the site runs PHP without showing which version.

A scan reports where your tenant stands on this check — pass, fail with a step-by-step fix, or not applicable if your licensing doesn’t include the feature. When Tenant Strike can’t read a setting with read-only access, it says unverified and gives you a one-command way to confirm it yourself — it never guesses.

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