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185 new hosting jobs just landed. Our top picks 👇

🔹 @Cloudflare: Territory Sales Director ($361K–$496K OTE)
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🔹 @Vultr: Principal PM, Strategic Accounts ($200K–$230K)
🔹 Pantheon: Senior Engineering Manager (Ireland, remote)
🔹 @render: Engineering Manager, Trust & Safety

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Control Web Panel's own web server is being turned into a backdoor.

CWPdoor replaces the legitimate cwpsrv binary, executes attacker commands through signed HTTP requests, and hides those requests from access logs.

The backdoor can be active without its commands appearing in access logs.

webhosting.today/2026/11/06/cwp…
webhosting.today CWPdoor Backdoor Targets Control Web Panel Attackers swap Control Web Panel’s web server for a backdoored copy that hides its commands from logs. The entry route is unknown.
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Security add-ons generate revenue. Infected sites generate costs.

@monarxsecurity reviewed 65 hosts' public offers: 10/12 large hosting brands sell security add-ons; 6/7 managed WordPress hosts include advanced protection.

Monarx's proposed model: malware detection and remediation included by default, with paid tiers for advanced services.

webhosting.today/2026/11/05/mon…
webhosting.today How 65 Hosts Package Website Security Monarx reviewed 65 hosting providers: 37 include advanced protection in the plan, 31 sell security add-ons and 20 publish a price.
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CISA added CVE-2026-119977 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. WordPress rates it low severity. Wordfence scores it 8.1.

The flaw could allow unauthenticated code execution during updates. It's the fourth WordPress core entry since July.

webhosting.today/2026/11/04/cis…
webhosting.today CISA Lists a Fourth WordPress Core Flaw CISA has listed four WordPress core flaws as exploited since July. Five of its last 11 additions sit in the hosting stack.