TryBooking is aware of the recently reported PHP security vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619.
We understand the importance of these disclosures and the need for our customers to have confidence in the security of their data and the services we provide.
Is TryBooking affected by these vulnerabilities?
No. TryBooking does not use PHP within our application technology stack. As such, we have assessed these vulnerabilities and confirmed that they do not apply to the TryBooking platform.
No patching or remediation is required, and we have identified no exposure to customer data arising from these vulnerabilities.
How does TryBooking monitor security vulnerabilities?
TryBooking uses Wiz, an active cloud security monitoring platform, to continuously monitor our infrastructure for potential security risks and vulnerabilities.
This monitoring enables our technical team to:
Automatically identify and receive alerts about newly disclosed vulnerabilities.
Assess potential exposure across our infrastructure.
Prioritise and implement remediation where required.
Proactively manage security risks as new threats emerge.
Our ongoing commitment to security
Protecting our customers' information remains a priority at TryBooking. We continuously monitor emerging security threats and take appropriate action to maintain the security and reliability of our platform.
Where a security vulnerability is identified that may affect our services or customer data, we will assess the potential impact and communicate relevant information to affected customers as appropriate.
For further information or specific security enquiries, please contact the TryBooking Client Success Team.