Our regular PHP LTS customers got access to fixes for CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 (aka the PHP2shell vulnerabilities that are making the news right now) on the day of the coordinated disclosure. This holds true across the almost 120 platforms (12 PHP releases * 10 Debian/Ubuntu releases) over 4 architectures (amd64, i386, armhf, arm64).
We’re delighted to see so many new organizations discovering our PHP LTS service. We understand that timely access to updates is important, but we’re currently experiencing a high volume of inquiries.
Our team is working hard to respond to everyone as quickly as possible. To help us process your request efficiently and get you access sooner, please follow these steps:
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complete the subscription form
- fill all the required fields (indicate the number of systems that will benefit from PHP LTS, check all the platforms that you need access to)
- make sure to respect the rules and select an offer corresponding to the number of systems and platforms that you are requesting. A basic subscription only offers 4 platforms (a given PHP release on a given Debian/Ubuntu releases counts as one platform).
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don’t forget to sign the subscription form
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send the signed subscription form to sales@freexian.com (reply to your previous message if you already contacted us)
- indicate in your mail how you are going to pay (wire transfer, credit card, SEPA direct debit)
- if you haven’t committed to a minimal subscription period, please let us know if you want the first invoice to cover until June 2027 or until December 2027
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check our PHP LTS FAQ before asking us additional questions