About Company – cPanel Hosting
USP
- a leading web-based hosting control panel provider
Establishment: 1997
Parent Company: cPanel, Inc.
Executive
- VP of Product Development: Ken Power
- Chief Operating Officer: Todd Mitchell
Headquarters: Houston, Texas
Registered Trademarks: cPanel & W.H.M
Services Offered
Web hosting automation software platform
cPanel & WHM: Delivers the web hosting industry’s most reliable and intuitive web hosting automation software
- It provides customers the ability to administer every facet of their website using simple point-and-click software
- Publishing websites, managing email and calendars
- File and database management
- Server management tasks
- System security
Pricing model: Per-server per account basis
What for Customers?
- Reliable
- Rich-features
- Easy to use, experience
- Makes moving from one host to another easier
Support: users receive tailored help for their specific needs directly from their license providers
Target Customers: Internet infrastructure industry
Services Offered:
Latest News – cPanel Hosting
- (September 25, 2019) Integrated cPanel & W.H.M.’s robust toolset with Alibaba Cloud. cPanel & WHM are now available in the Alibaba Cloud International Marketplace with other pre-installed and secure software images on their Elastic Compute Service (E.C.S.).
- (Apr 10, 2018) The annual cPanel conference in Houston, Texas, is from October 1st to 3rd, 2018, packed with highly technical talks and three evening networking events. The SiteLock, a cloud-based security tool that detects and responds to malware and website vulnerabilities, is the first sponsor.
- (April 05, 2017) Announced the 2017 cPanel Coreference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on September 26th & 27th. cPanel, Inc. invites speakers from the entire web hosting industry to come and share their knowledge. Two days packed with highly technical talks and evening networking events planned to educate, excite, and refresh all attendees.
Attendees: Integrators, developers, and people who use cPanel & WHM daily
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Critical CVE-2026-41940 Exploit Used in cPanel & WHM
Date: 6.7.2026
City: Global
Category: Cybersecurity News
cPanel users are urgently updating their systems to fix CVE-2026-41940 which is a very serious authentication bypass problem in cPanel & WHM hosting and WP Squared. It is a fact that the creators of the vulnerability released the fix on April 28, 2026 after it was found out that the wrongdoers can enter as administrators through the CRLF injection method.
Authorities have verified that the culprits are already using this vulnerability to take over the control of the hacked web servers. Given that the vulnerability allows more than 1.5 million public instances of the Internet to be bypassed, security professionals must consider patching as the top priority.
It is the responsibility of the companies to check the versions they have. They must update with the latest security patches so as not to be accessed without authorization and compromised.
Critical CVE-2026-41940 Vulnerability Threatens cPanel Servers
Date: July 3, 2027
City: Global Tech Hub
Category: Cybersecurity News
Security experts have discovered a critical flaw named CVE-2026-41940, an authentication bypass vulnerability in cPanel & WHM that is currently exposing hosting infrastructures all over the world to risk. This security hole can be exploited by attackers without authentication to take over administrative control using cPanel hosting.
Due to this, exposing thousands of websites. Even as administrators are rushing to secure their systems this week to avoid unauthorized data breaches, the exploit is still available to the public.
Specialists have identified that the lack of proper session validation leads to this security loophole that results in a backdoor scenario. So, the software needs to be updated without delay.
Server owners who update their systems with the most recent vendor patches will definitely be able to deal with the threat. They need to protect their hosting environments from being taken over by malicious users who otherwise would have obtained full control over the server.