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Vendor advisoryKnown exploitedSeverity 9.8 criticalExploit likelihood 100%

PHP2Shell Critical Vulnerabilities

2NGA003224 · ABB · October 30, 2026

Summary

ABB is aware of publicly reported information concerning recently disclosed PHP vulnerabilities that impact the product versions listed as affected in the advisory. An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability may insert and run arbitrary code on affected products. As part of ABB product lifecycle policy, once a product transitions to obsolete state, we discontinue maintenance, security patches, and technical support to focus on current and future technologies. While the product will continue to function, we strongly recommend implementing the mitigations de-fined in this document to reduce security risks.

From ABB (vendor's own words, quoted), quoted as published. Check the source before acting.

What to do

Mitigating factors describe conditions and circumstances that make an attack that exploits vulnerability difficult or less likely to succeed. - Obtain a private cellular Access Point (private APN). A dedicated private APN and the corresponding SIM card subscriptions can be obtained from your cellular service provider. This service does not expose traffic between remote sites and the main site to the Internet. Instead, communication is carried over the cellular operator’s private wide area network (WAN). Therefore, the ARM600 does not require any inbound ports to be exposed to the… As the affected products are in the obsolete lifecycle state, ABB will not provide a security update for these vulnerabilities. ABB strongly recommends implementing the measures described in the sections Mitigating factors and General security recommendations.

Vendor fix or mitigation, quoted from the advisory.

Each CVE in this advisory

CVESeverityKnown exploitedExploit likelihoodWeakness
CVE-2026-1096189.8 criticalExploited100.0%Improperly Controlled Sequential Memory Allocation (CWE-1325)
CVE-2026-1096198.1 highExploited100.0%Improperly Controlled Sequential Memory Allocation (CWE-1325)

Severity from the advisory (CVSS), known exploitation from CISA's catalog, exploit likelihood from EPSS (next 30 days).

Affected products

VendorProductAffected versionsFixed
ABBARG600 ARG600A1220NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARG600 ARG600A1230NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARG600 ARG600A1240NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARG600 ARG600A1260NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARG600 ARG600A2622NA2.0.10<=3.4.13—
ABBARG600 ARG600A2625NA2.0.10<=3.4.13—
ABBARP600 ARP600A2200NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARP600 ARP600A2220NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARP600 ARP600A2250NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARP600 ARP600A2260NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARP600 ARP600A2651NA2.0.10<=3.4.13—
ABBARP600 ARP600A2560NA2.0.10<=3.4.13—
ABBARR600 ARR600A3201NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARR600 ARR600A3202NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARR600 ARR600A3221NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARR600 ARR600A3222NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARR600 ARR600A3251NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARR600 ARR600A3252NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARR600 ARR600A3261NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARR600 ARR600A3262NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARC600 ARC600A2325NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARC600 ARC600A2323NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARC600 ARC600A2324NA3.0.1<=3.4.13—
ABBARM600 ARM600A2500NA4.1.2<=5.0.3—
ABBARM600 ARM600B2500NA4.1.2<=5.0.3—
ABBARM600 ARM600C2500NA4.1.2<=5.0.3—
ABBARM600 ARM600A2505NA4.1.2<=5.0.3—
ABBARM600 ARM600B2505NA4.1.2<=5.0.3—
ABBARM600 ARM600C2505NA4.1.2<=5.0.3—
ABBARM600 SW ARM600SW1A15.0.1<=5.0.3—
ABBARM600 SW ARM600SW2A35.0.1<=5.0.3—
ABBARM600 SW ARM600SW3A35.0.1<=5.0.3—

Why it's on these mode pages

  • Pipeline: Vendor table: ABB (matched by rule)

Change history

  1. October 30, 2026: Initial version.
  2. November 9, 2026: First collected by Watch

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