Dark Web Intelligence[verified]@DailyDarkWebPatch
The post discloses CVE-2026-87899, a critical privilege escalation to root via cPanel's CalDAV/CardDAV stack, and focuses on the availability of specific fixed builds from the vendor advisory, recommending immediate patching. Despite detailing the severe technical risk, no active exploitation, PoC, or named exploit code is reported, and the CVE is absent from CISA KEV.
Rıdvan Yağlı[verified]@ridvanyagliPatch
The text discloses CVE-2026-87900, a cross-account database modification flaw in cPanel WP Toolkit, and explicitly recommends updating to version 6.11.3 or newer as the primary remediation.
orbitant[verified]@orbitantPatch
The post discloses three CVEs in cPanel and WP Toolkit with technical details on root RCE and cross-account data access, and emphasizes immediate patching procedures for both components while noting no public PoC exists.
Justin Middler[verified]@JustinMiddlerPatch
cPanel has released fixed builds (134/136/138) for critical vulnerabilities including a CalDAV/CardDAV RCE allowing any hosting account to execute code as root, along with WP Toolkit and calendar issues.
CyberSignal | Cybersecurity & AI News[verified]@XQOPTRXPatch
The text announces cPanel patches for three CVEs (CVE-2026-87899, CVE-2026-87900, CVE-2026-68490), detailing their impact on shared hosting isolation and privilege escalation risks, while confirming no active exploitation has been reported.
SPARQIO[verified]@sparqioPatch
The post details three cPanel CVEs and provides explicit patch instructions, including upgrading to specific versions, making it a patch-focused advisory.
BT Haberler[verified]@BTHaberlerDisclosure
The text announces critical vulnerabilities in cPanel services, detailing how CVE-2026-87899 allows shared hosting customers to execute code with root privileges and take over the entire server, while also mentioning related fixes in the same announcement.
Christopher Elliott[verified]@Chris_L_ElliottPoC
The post highlights two CVEs (CVE-2026-87899, CVE-2026-87900) in shared hosting configurations that enable lateral movement without public RCE, emphasizes the importance of patching, and provides technical context about their exploitation potential. While no exploit code is shared, the focus is on demonstrating the vulnerability chaining concept, making this a PoC-oriented disclosure.