We're pleased to share some positive news following the critical PHP security vulnerabilities announced earlier this week.
After extensive work by our development team, both our legacy platform and newer Turboweb Platform have now been patched against the currently identified vulnerabilities.
Our two developers have been working through a comprehensive list of security checks, applying the necessary updates and implementing additional measures to minimise potential risks.
Based on what we know today, we're confident that both platforms are protected against the currently known exploits.
While this is an important milestone, our work doesn't stop here.
We've been working closely with our hosting provider, SiteHost, who has advised that there is a strong possibility further vulnerabilities could be identified in the coming days and weeks.
This means additional security updates and patches may be required as more information becomes available.
We'll continue monitoring developments closely, working with our infrastructure providers and responding to any new security concerns as they arise.
For now, the immediate patching work is complete, and we're pleased to have reached this point.
However, we're still asking all clients to remain vigilant.
If you notice anything unusual happening with your website, whether that's unexpected content, strange behaviour or something that simply doesn't look right, please contact us immediately.
Even if it turns out to be nothing, we'd much rather investigate it.
This has been an unusually challenging few days for our team and for website providers around the world.
We're grateful for the patience and understanding our clients have shown while we've prioritised this important work.
We'll continue to keep you informed through our website and Facebook page if there are any further developments.
In the meantime, if you have any questions or concerns, please get in touch.
