Trust Wallet Dismisses Speculation Regarding Potential Security Impact From PHP Exploit

TL;DR Trust Wallet said its infrastructure does not use PHP, so the recently discovered vulnerabilities do not affect its users. The CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 flaws allow attackers to execute code remotely on vulnerable servers without authentication. BNB Chain and PancakeSwap also ruled out direct exposure. Changpeng Zhao urged projects to disclose any potential risks. Trust Wallet denied that the critical vulnerabilities discovered in PHP pose a direct threat to its users . The crypto wallet provider clarified that its applications and core infrastructure do not rely on the programming language. The company issued a statement on X to address speculation about the potential consequences of the incident. According to Trust Wallet, its systems do not use PHP , meaning the identified flaws do not directly affect the wallet’s operations.

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