This is an automated check.
You may have seen the news this week. On 21 October, PHP released urgent fixes for two serious security flaws known as "PHP2Shell". PHP runs most websites, including WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and many online shops.
If a site hasn't been updated, these flaws could let an attacker take over the server it runs on without needing a password. That puts the site, your customer data and your visitors at risk. US and UK government security agencies are telling website owners to update now, and attack attempts have already been seen.
We will run a quick, safe check of your website. It looks just like a normal visitor opening your home page a few times. There's no hacking, nothing gets uploaded or changed, and we don't need any logins. Your site won't be slowed down or affected.
You'll get a one-page report that shows whether your site seems to run PHP and whether it shows a version that's at risk. It also shows whether a web firewall is protecting it, and what to do next. We'll include a short note you can forward to your hosting company or web developer asking them to confirm the fix is in place.
An outside check can't prove a site is patched, only flag possible exposure. Confirming the fix is down to your host or developer, and our note makes that easy.
The domain from the email address that you supply to us below will be the domain that is checked.
Your email address will NOT be added to any kind of database or mailing list, however we may follow up with you based on the result of the check.