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Is my site on the fixed version?

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When a security fix comes out, the useful question is small: which version do I run, and is it the fixed one? Pick your software below. Each page shows where to find your version in a screen you already have, the version that fixes the problem, and how to update or what to ask your host.

This page doesn't scan any site. It explains how to check your own.

Pick your software

Which one am I using?

Most sites use more than one of these. A WordPress site also runs on PHP, for example.

WordPress
You log in at /wp-admin, or your dashboard says WordPress. WordPress runs on PHP, so check the PHP page too.
PHP
Your host's panel has a PHP version setting, or your site is WordPress, Drupal, Joomla or Laravel. Most shared hosting runs PHP.
Node.js
Your project has a package.json file, or your platform asks for a Node version when you deploy.
Java (Tomcat, Spring, JDK)
Your app is a .war or .jar file, or your team mentions Tomcat, Spring Boot or a JDK.
GitLab (self-managed)
Your team keeps code in GitLab on its own server, at a company address rather than gitlab.com. If you use gitlab.com, there is nothing to do.