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Hosting security guidance
Important PHP security update
PHP update guidance and next steps
Provider-managed WordPress or Web Hosting? GoDaddy reports the October 21 PHP fixes are applied, with no manual PHP update needed for those platforms. VPS or another host? Check who handles your server updates.
General guidance, not an account-specific patch confirmation or a statement that your website was compromised.
Account security advisory · Provider-reported incident
What we know. What you can check.
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GoDaddy reported an API data-exposure incident that occurred on September 18, 2026 and was detected on September 19. Its account and reseller notices describe exposure of account identifiers and, for some customers, product profile or settings information that may include domain registration or contact details.
What GoDaddy has reported
GoDaddy says its investigation found no reason to believe passwords were obtained, customer accounts were accessed or products were changed.
GoDaddy says it responded immediately after detection, engaged cybersecurity experts and industry partners, notified law enforcement and believes the incident is contained. It also says it has notified affected customers directly.
Source: GoDaddy account and reseller notifications supplied to SaaSTech Servers. This summary is not an independent forensic assessment or a report of a current service outage.
Check the right account
For domains, hosting and email services, use your customer account at shop.saastech.net. If you are also a reseller, review your separate saastechreseller.com account too. Check both if you use both.
A precautionary password change
As an extra precaution after this incident, SaaSTech Servers recommends changing the password for each relevant account if you have not changed it since September 18, 2026. GoDaddy has not reported that passwords were exposed. Use a long, unique password, ideally saved in a password manager. Change reused or suspected-compromised passwords immediately.
Watch: change your account passwordThree useful account checks
Enable two-step verification
Turn on the extra check for sign-in, and keep a backup verification method. Adding a method alone may not enable two-step verification for every sign-in.
Review delegate access
Confirm who can work in your account and what they can do. Remove access that is no longer needed.
Check your account information
Make sure your profile email address and phone number are correct. Review account activity and contact support about changes you do not recognize.
Review your account security at least yearly—and sooner after an incident or when access changes. Check two-step verification, delegates, contact details and account activity.
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Productivity platforms
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Microsoft 365
Operational
The public page provides broad Microsoft service notices. Detailed business or enterprise tenant health is available to administrators after signing in.
Google
Google Workspace
No active incidents reported
Includes Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Meet, Chat, Docs, Sheets, Admin Console, and other Workspace services.
More detail: where these reports come from
Availability data comes from the infrastructure platform supporting these products. This is a provider report, not a direct test of every individual website or account. The last provider update is when the provider changed its report, not a promise that your own service is working.
Refresh this page to request the latest available reports. If reports cannot be confirmed, an unknown state does not by itself mean there is an outage. Microsoft administrators can also use tenant service health above for their own organization.
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Your customer number
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Depending on your country and current account verification method, support may use a Support PIN (call-in PIN) or send a one-time verification code to your saved phone or email. If your account uses a PIN, find or update it at pin.saastech.net or in My Account after signing in.
Your verification device
Enable 2-step verification to help protect your account. Keep your registered phone, authenticator or security key with you, and access to your account email, so you can complete secure sign-in or verification prompts. Watch the 2-step verification video
A clear question or example
Note the affected service, exact error message, when it happened and what you have tried. Remove passwords, payment details and private customer information from any screenshots you share.
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