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Confirm FortiSOAR and FortiSOAR PaaS fixes for both PHP2Shell CVEs - #83
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Fortinet's 5 November update to FG-IR-26-186 confirms that FortiSOAR and FortiSOAR PaaS are affected by CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 and identifies released remediation. Both existing inventory entries now change from
InvestigationtoFixfor both CVEs, restricted to the documented fixed release and security-patch scopes.Fortinet limits confirmed impact to denial of service affecting the PHP service and GUI availability (product CVSS 3.1: 5.3). The patch documentation confirms an update to PHP 8.2.35. Unpatched versions remain affected; 7.6.8 and 7.5.5 are still labelled upcoming and are not claimed as released fixes. Patch availability does not establish installation on individual systems or PaaS tenants.
Official public evidence reviewed on 6 November 2026:
The review started from current main, 6673c70, and was limited to the 94 entries with at least one
Investigationassessment. Public vendor/upstream searches did not establish another sufficiently specific new status change. The remaining 92 entries retain their assessments. In particular, FortiDDoS remains under investigation; FortiDDoS-F's unaffected statement is a separate product scope. Generic application or deployment entries were not assigned a fix from a separate Docker, runtime or hosted-service record.Source changes update the existing SPDX fragments, preserve package identifiers and separate the four fixed assessments from the shared investigation assessments. The remaining FortiDDoS assessments move to the owning edge-device segment with their IDs and compiler order preserved. No new files or folders were added. All Markdown, history, README tables and statistics were regenerated according to AI.md.
Validation completed using the existing virtual environment:
python tools/build_spdx_inventory.pypython -m json.tool software/spdx/PHP_Downstream_Inventory.spdx3.jsonpython tools/generate_software_list_from_spdx3.py PHP_Downstream_Inventory.spdx3.json -o software --update-history --update-readme --history-ref origin/mainpython tools/generate_inventory_statistics.py --history-ref origin/mainpython tools/build_spdx_inventory.py --checkgit diff --checkHistorical row timestamps refresh from the fetched mainline commit history; historical product/status contents are preserved. This PR is submitted for human review and has not been approved or merged.