Hackers are still exploiting the cPanel bug to gain control of thousands of websites
•Nearly a week after the makers of the popular web server management software cPanel and WebHost Manager (WHM) alerted users of a critical flaw in its software, hackers are still targeting thousands of...
•As of Monday there are more than 550,000 potentially vulnerable servers running cPanel, a number that has remained stable for days.
•And there are now around 2,000 cPanel instances likely compromised, down from around 44,000 on Thursday.
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Nearly a week after the makers of the popular web server management software cPanel and WebHost Manager (WHM) alerted users of a critical flaw in its software, hackers are still targeting thousands of websites that use the vulnerable software. As of Monday there are more than 550,000 potentially vulnerable servers running cPanel, a number that has remained stable for days. And there are now around 2,000 cPanel instances likely compromised, down from around 44,000 on Thursday. These statistics are published by Shadowserver, a nonprofit organization that scans and monitors the internet for cyberattacks.المصدر: TechCrunch | Source: TechCrunch
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