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Unable to detect PHP2Shell #11458
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Your read is right, and it matches how Trivy is documented rather than a missing advisory. Trivy reports CVEs for packages it can identify: OS packages (dpkg, apk, rpm) matched against the distro vendor's advisories, and language dependencies such as Composer packages found through The "Non-packaged software" section of the vulnerability scanner docs lists the only cases where Trivy detects software that is not managed by a package manager: an SBOM from Sigstore Rekor, Go binaries, Rust binaries and an SBOM embedded in the image. A php binary is not one of them, and the PHP coverage page lists Composer as the only supported PHP package manager. So |
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IDs
CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-109619
Description
Trivy seems unable to detect PHP2Shell. These are found in core PHP, but from what I can see Trivy only scans installed dependencies, while not detecting the PHP version itself
Reproduction Steps
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Container Image
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