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I used to manage a fleet of cPanel servers years back, they were a pain to manage as users would regularly get infected on their local machines and have HTML in
by _joel 6y ago
I used to manage a fleet of cPanel servers years back, they were a pain to manage as users would regularly get infected on their local machines and have HTML infected with malicious javascript. We used a bunch of tools like clamav/configserver etc to keep on top of it but it was definitely whack-a-mole. Even with inotify style job triggers to check the newly uploaded content.
- commandlinefan 6y agoI set up a virtual guestbook for my daughter's birthday party last year on a cPanel-based hosting system. Couldn't for the life of me figure out why the damned thing wasn't working until I discovered that the admin had gone ahead and disabled my link "guestbook.cgi" since it was a common cPanel attack point. Apparently cPanel comes with a hackable default guest book of its own.