End of life / PHP / 7.2 / CVEs
Known CVEs in PHP 7.2
The PHP security advisories StackDrift reads stop listing a release once it reaches end of life, and do not reach back far enough to cover every older one, so PHP 7.2 is not fully checked against them. An empty list here is not a clean result.
Every advisory that reaches 7.2
Nothing is listed against 7.2, for the reason given above.
Support dates for this release
PHP 7.2 end of life carries the support window, the countdown to it and the release to move to next. This one is End of life and leaves support on 30 November 2020.
Vendor sources last checked 23 October 2026, and checked daily. This data last changed on 23 October 2026.
Be told before PHP 7.2 runs out
One email, ahead of the date, and nothing else. No account, no newsletter, and every message carries a link that stops them for good.
This is one release, on one machine, read by hand
You had to already know which release you were on to look this up. StackDrift scans your machines, works out the build each one is running and mails you when a CVE lands on something you have deployed, across every runtime, operating system and kernel underneath your code.
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