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Is my PHP or Next.js site exposed to this month's remote code execution flaws?

This month brought urgent security releases for PHP and for Next.js, for flaws that let a stranger run code on your server. Public exploit code for the PHP ones went up on GitHub within days.

Patching sounds simple until the site runs an old PHP version your host stopped updating, or a plugin breaks after the update and takes checkout down with it.

We do the patch for you, on a copy of your site first. We did exactly this for a client's store this weekend, on an old PHP version.

What you get

Price, timing and the guarantee

PHP or Next.js security patch

$299

Patched within 2 business days of getting access, tested on a copy of your site first.

If we cannot patch the flaws we list for your site, or the site does not work the same afterwards, we roll it back and you get a full refund.

Rather talk first? Book a 15-minute call.

Payment runs through Stripe. Matt Turley will email you within one business day to set up access to your host. We never ask for a password by email.

Why people are asking for this

Posts we read on October 26, 2026. Upvotes as of that day.

“Security advisory: Critical remote code execution vulnerabilities, update now”

Hacker News, 1,559 upvotes

“Today's PHP security release, and how we're strengthening security”

Hacker News, 816 upvotes

Who does the work

Matt Turley does this work himself, with AI agents doing the legwork, and he checks everything before it reaches you. Continuum builds and looks after software for small businesses and founders. Questions before you buy: hello@uxcontinuum.com. Everything we offer.

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