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Customer Notice

PHP vulnerability advisory

Short answer:
Apptrove is
not affected.

●  Not affected●  No PHP in stack●  No action needed

Hi there,

You've probably seen the news. A set of security vulnerabilities in PHP has been reported, and it's affecting a lot of websites. When that happens, security teams everywhere start asking the same question: are our tools exposed?

For Apptrove, the answer is no. We looked into it, and here's the full picture.

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What we found

PHP isn't used anywhere in our technology stack. No impact to the Apptrove platform has been identified in relation to these vulnerabilities.

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What you need to do

Nothing. No patches, no configuration changes, no action from your end. You can keep using Apptrove as usual.

 

Why you're hearing this from us

Because you shouldn't have to ask.

Apptrove continuously monitors emerging security developments and assesses how they relate to our platform and services. When something like this comes up, we'd rather tell you straight away than leave you to ask, assume, or run your own assessment.

If your security or compliance team asks about Apptrove and PHP, forward them this email. Consider it our written confirmation.

Still have a question, or need more detail for your team? Your Apptrove representative is happy to help.

Contact Apptrove

Thanks for trusting Apptrove with your measurement.

Team Apptrove

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Apptrove isn't affected by the recent PHP vulnerabilities, and you don't need to do anything.

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