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The state of affairs, now

v2: The state of affairs at the end of 23 October: still no named victim, and the advice turns from patching to looking for break-ins23 October 2026, 23:55 UTC · Sixty-eight more sources, read by the curator, change none of the measures that matter most: no organisation has confirmed a compromise through php2shell, and neither CVE is in CISA's exploited list at this desk's last check. What moved is the advice. Singapore and Luxembourg now tell operators to check whether they were already broken into, and the first national count of servers still affected after the fix is in: about 3.5% in Switzerland.

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