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Hostinger Traces a Phoenix Server Attack to a LiteSpeed Zero-Day Security
Hostinger Traces a Phoenix Server Attack to a LiteSpeed Zero-Day
by Natalia Nowak · 10 Nov 2026
Hostinger has published a report on unauthorized access to a shared hosting server in Phoenix. An attacker exploited a previously unknown flaw in LiteSpeed Web Server to break out of account isolation, gained root access and ran code or read credentials on about 400 accounts.
Roundcube Fixes 17 Flaws and Warns That 1.6 Will Be Discontinued Soon Security
Roundcube Fixes 17 Flaws and Warns That 1.6 Will Be Discontinued Soon
by Natalia Nowak · 10 Nov 2026
Roundcube released versions 1.6.21 and 1.7.6 of its webmail client on November 9 with the same 17 security fixes. The announcement warns that the four-year-old 1.6 branch "will be discontinued rather soon," and cPanel and Plesk both ship 1.6.
Mittwald Traces a Breach of 56 Customer Projects to Its MCP Server Security
Mittwald Traces a Breach of 56 Customer Projects to Its MCP Server
by Natalia Nowak · 9 Nov 2026
German web host Mittwald has traced a breach of customer projects to its MCP server, an interface for connecting its control panel to AI assistants. An attacker exploited a flaw on October 27, stole access tokens and went on to compromise 56 projects.
CloudLinux Rolls Out Kernel Fixes for a Local UDP Flaw Used to Crash a Server 12 Times Security
CloudLinux Rolls Out Kernel Fixes for a Local UDP Flaw Used to Crash a Server 12 Times
by Natalia Nowak · 9 Nov 2026
CloudLinux is rolling out kernel fixes for CVE-2026-98276, a Linux flaw that lets any local user crash a server. An exploit used on November 4 crashed a CloudLinux 8 server 12 times, and in separate tests the company's engineers got root access.
What “Unlimited” Hosting Means at 10 Major Hosts: Storage Caps and Limits Beyond the Plan Page Industry reports
What “Unlimited” Hosting Means at 10 Major Hosts: Storage Caps and Limits Beyond the Plan Page
by Natalia Nowak · 9 Nov 2026
DreamHost's Unlimited Policy is now "Legacy," and its current plans operate "within finite limits." At 10 hosts, every entry plan has a storage figure, "unlimited" survives mainly on bandwidth, and many of the limits that matter sit in help pages.
CWPdoor Replaces Control Web Panel’s Web Server and Hides Attack Commands From Logs Security
CWPdoor Replaces Control Web Panel’s Web Server and Hides Attack Commands From Logs
by Natalia Nowak · 6 Nov 2026
Attackers are replacing cwpsrv, the web server behind the free hosting panel Control Web Panel, with a backdoored copy. The backdoor stays dormant until it receives a signed request, then runs the attacker's command and keeps that request out of the access logs.
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