Check Point Flags PHP Remote Code Execution Flaws in Weekly Threat Bulletin

Check Point Research has published its weekly Threat Intelligence Report for the week of 26th October. The opening of the report points readers to a downloadable Threat Intelligence Bulletin, which holds the latest cyber research discoveries for that week.

The portion of the report available to us mentions one specific threat: PHP remote code execution. Check Point states that its IPS (intrusion prevention system) provides protection against this threat. It lists three vulnerability identifiers: CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-109619 and CVE-2026-115560. Remote code execution flaws are generally serious because they can let an attacker run commands on an affected system, though the opening of this report does not describe how these particular flaws work or which products are affected.

The excerpt does not include further detail, such as the full list of weekly findings, affected software versions or patch information. Business owners who run PHP-based websites or applications should download the full bulletin from Check Point Research for the complete picture, and ask their IT provider whether these identifiers apply to their systems.