Security Advisory
Assessment of Recent PHP Vulnerabilities and SummitAI Product Applicability
Dear Valued Customer,
We are issuing this advisory as part of SummitAI’ s ongoing commitment to security transparency and proactive vulnerability management.
Following the recent disclosure of industry-wide PHP vulnerabilities, including CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, SummitAI initiated a comprehensive review to assess the applicability of these vulnerabilities across our product portfolio. As part of our standard security governance process, we continuously monitor emerging threats, evaluate their relevance to our technology stack, and validate potential impacts through independent security assessments and established assurance practices.
SummitAI conducted a targeted assessment to determine whether the affected PHP components or runtimes are present within applicable SummitAI product deployments. The assessment included technology stack validation, application architecture review, and security verification activities performed in conjunction with independent security specialists.
The assessment identified the application as operating on ASP.NET / ASP.NET Web Forms, and no PHP-based components, frameworks, runtime indicators, files, endpoints, or session identifiers were identified in the evaluated SummitAI product environments. Accordingly, the referenced PHP vulnerabilities were determined to be not applicable to the assessed SummitAI products.
In addition to this targeted review, SummitAI products undergo periodic Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) performed by independent security assessors. Below are the certificates of the assessed versions:
Elbrus: Click Here
Apex 2.0: Click Here
Scope and Exclusions
This communication specifically addresses the applicability of the disclosed PHP vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619) to the SummitAI product stack.
The assessment does not cover:
Customer-developed customizations, scripts, or extensions.
Third-party applications, plugins, or integrations implemented within customer environments.
Customer-managed infrastructure components, including operating systems, databases, middleware, web servers, or network devices.
SummitAI is not responsible for the maintenance of third-party components that fall outside the standard SummitAI product scope.
Our Commitment
Security remains a foundational pillar of the SummitAI platform. We continuously monitor emerging threats, evaluate their relevance to our technology stack, and perform appropriate validation and remediation activities whenever required.
We are sharing this advisory proactively to provide transparency into our assessment process and to assure our customers that appropriate due diligence has been undertaken regarding the recently disclosed PHP vulnerabilities.
Should you require additional information or supporting documentation, please contact your Customer Success Manager.
Thank you for your continued trust in SummitAI.