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7 stories taggedcPanel.

cPanel Patches Bug That Let One Mail Account Hijack a Whole Server
A flaw in cPanel's EmailTrack tool let any authenticated mailbox user write files and run commands as root, the top-level administrator with total control of the machine.

LiteSpeed Flaw Lets a Single Hosting Account Take Over a Shared Server
cPanel warns that a critical bug in LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise gives a low-privilege user a path to full root control, putting every website on the same machine at risk.

Acronis backup add-on carries a Linux privilege flaw, and someone is already using it
A high-severity bug in Acronis backup plugins for cPanel, WHM and Plesk is being exploited in what the vendor calls limited, targeted attacks. Patches are out.

Critical cPanel Bug Lets a Single Hosting Customer Seize an Entire Server
A flaw in domain parking, tracked as CVE-2026-65643, could hand root control of a shared hosting server to any customer with an account on it.

cPanel patches critical database flaw that let hosting customers run SQL as root
A newly disclosed bug, CVE-2026-58048, crossed the line between a single hosting account and the server's master database identity. cPanel has shipped a targeted fix.

Hijacked GitHub Repos Turned Into Attack Machines Hunting cPanel Servers
Researchers found booby-trapped PHP packages using GitHub's own automation to scan the internet for web hosting control panels.

LiteSpeed cPanel Plugin Flaw Hands Root to Any Logged-In User, and the Vendor Won't Say How Many Hosts Are Hit
CVE-2026-48172 carries a CVSS of 10.0, is already being exploited, and LiteSpeed has not answered three questions about exploitation telemetry.