Private CVE Watch
$19/moYou want alerts only for your real stack.
- Stack-specific CVE filter
- Telegram or email alerts
- Monthly summary
- Cancel anytime
CVE repair service
Patch the vulnerability. Confirm the attacker did not stay.
Ping7 turns urgent CVE alerts into practical repair work: version confirmation, patch guidance, compromise checks, cleanup plans, and emergency incident support.
Fixed offers
Choose the level of help you need
Start with a free self-check when you can. Pay only when you need confirmation, cleanup, or a faster repair path.
Quick Patch Call
$49You know the CVE and need a guided fix.
- 30 minute screenshare or written walkthrough
- Confirm affected version and patch path
- Basic post-patch verification
- Short action list for hardening
Compromise Check
$99You patched late and need to know if attackers got in.
- IOC checklist for the specific CVE
- Admin user, cron, uploads, SSH key, and log review
- Clean / suspicious / compromised verdict
- Remediation plan with exact next steps
Emergency Repair
From $299Your site is redirected, defaced, encrypted, or actively abused.
- Containment plan before cleanup
- Backdoor and persistence removal
- Patch, password rotation, and access review
- Incident report for clients or hosting support
Start by email From $299
Before you pay
Send enough detail to price the repair correctly
A short email is enough. The useful details are the domain, affected product, CVE ID, hosting type, and the symptom that made you worried.
For a patch call
Send the domain, product name, version, and the CVE ID your scanner reported.
For a compromise check
Include the suspicious symptom: new admin user, redirect, cron job, upload, SSH key, or strange log entry.
For emergency repair
Email first. Do not pay until the incident is scoped, because live cleanup can change the price.
What happens after contact
A repair request should not feel like a blank ticket
The first reply asks for missing evidence, confirms whether the case fits Ping7's defensive scope, and recommends the smallest paid option that can close the risk.
Reply window
Most CVE repair emails get a first reply within 12 hours. Active compromise cases are handled first.
What you receive
A written finding: affected / not affected / suspicious / compromised, plus the exact patch and verification steps.
What not to send
Do not send passwords in the first email. Send symptoms, timestamps, screenshots, and log snippets instead.
Process
How a CVE repair case works
- Identify exposure. Send the domain, product, CVE ID, scanner result, or suspicious symptom.
- Confirm the patch. We verify the affected version, safe update path, rollback risk, and minimum hardening needed.
- Check compromise. For risky CVEs, we review users, logs, scheduled tasks, uploads, SSH keys, and persistence points.
- Deliver the plan. You get a clear verdict, cleanup steps, and follow-up checks after the fix.
Covered stacks
- WordPress plugins and themes
- cPanel / WHM servers
- NGINX and Apache
- PHP, MySQL, MariaDB, Redis
- Docker and CI/CD supply chain
- Small business SaaS and agency sites
Repair handoff
The useful output is a clean decision
Site owners do not need a long security essay. They need to know whether the system was exposed, what changed, what was fixed, and what still needs attention.
Open the sample report- CVE ID, affected product, affected version, and exposure verdict
- Patch path with rollback notes when the update may break the site
- Compromise checklist for users, uploads, cron, SSH keys, logs, redirects, and payment settings
- Post-fix verification notes and any remaining work the owner or host must complete
Safety boundary
Defensive work only
Ping7 does not sell exploit code, unauthorized scanning, credential theft, or offensive access. CVE repair work is limited to owned systems, client-approved environments, and defensive cleanup.