ID :ISA-2026-095
Critical alertActiveIservicesCSIRT

Vulnerability in domain parking functionality of cPanel & WHM

Executive Summary

A critical vulnerability affecting cPanel & WHM would allow an authenticated attacker to remotely execute arbitrary code with root privileges on affected systems.

Published on September 1, 2026 at 01:00 AM by Iservices Csirt11 views

Description

Technical context and vulnerability details

cPanel & WHM is a web hosting management platform providing centralized interfaces for server administration and site hosting. This solution is affected by a vulnerability labeled CVE-2026-65643, resulting from a weakness in the management of additional domains. Exploitation of this vulnerability would allow an authenticated attacker to execute code with root privileges, giving them full control of the server and all accounts, sites, and databases on it. It is classified critical.

Potential Risks & Impact

Potential consequences upon exploitation

  • Executing arbitrary codes;
  • Privilege escalation;
  • Full control of the server and all compromised accounts;
  • System integrity breach;
  • Data privacy breach;
  • Violation of site availability;

Affected systems

Products, components and targeted versions

  • All cPanel & WHM versions supported;

Recommended Remediations & Actions

Immediate actions and recommended mitigations

  • Update all cPanel & WHM systems to the latest version;

Advisory Specifications

ISA-2026-095
PriorityCritical
StatusActive
Typesecurite
Published onSeptember 1, 2026 at 01:00 AM
OrigineIservicesCSIRT
Audience11 views

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