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Latest updates, feature announcements, and security news from Panelica.

Security

Can Other Users See My Files on Shared Hosting? Here Is the Real Answer

A hands-on answer to the question every shared hosting customer eventually asks, with three commands you can run yourself and a look at how Panelica isolates every account by default.

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Privilege Escalation in Hosting Panels: What the July 2026 CyberPanel Flaw Teaches Us About Server Isolation

An unpatched privilege-escalation flaw hit CyberPanel in July 2026. Here is how the vulnerability class works, and how real server isolation limits the damage.

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Is Docker Alone Safe for Multi-Tenant Hosting? The Honest Answer

No - one shared kernel means one container escape reaches every tenant. Why Docker is not a trust boundary for untrusted tenants, and what real isolation adds.

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A Disposable Browser for Risky Links: Remote Browser Isolation with Docker

Open untrusted links in a browser that runs on a server and streams to your screen. How remote browser isolation protects your device - and what it does not.

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Kali Linux in Your Browser: A Disposable Security Lab in Minutes

Run Kali or ParrotOS as a browser-based Docker container: a full pentest desktop you create, use, and destroy - isolated from your machine. Authorized use only.

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Inside Panelica's Mail Protection Stack: Every Layer That Keeps Your Email Clean and Delivered

A complete, no-marketing tour of how Panelica protects email -- SPF, DKIM, DMARC, Postscreen, SpamAssassin, DANE, MTA-STS and outbound rate limiting -- explained layer by layer, with the real panel screens drawn step by step.

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FortiBleed Explained: How 73,932 Fortinet Firewalls Were Compromised in 2026

FortiBleed exposed administrator and VPN credentials for 73,932 Fortinet FortiGate firewalls across 194 countries. Here is exactly how the attack worked, the CVEs involved, who is affected, and how to respond.

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DDoS Protection on Hosting Servers: What Your Panel Handles and What It Does Not

Hosting panels stop application-layer DDoS well: HTTP floods, login bruteforce, slow loris, bot traffic. Volumetric network attacks require upstream protection. Verified facts about what Panelica built-in defences handle — and when Cloudflare or a DDoS service is mandatory.

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Why EU Hosting Companies Are Replacing US-Built Panels in 2026

NIS2, Schrems III, and the US CLOUD Act have converged to make vendor jurisdiction a board-level compliance question for EU hosting operators. A practical framework for evaluating your panel vendor before the next regulatory shock -- and why this is the year to document your answer. Covers the 7-question NIS2 supply chain audit checklist, a full vendor jurisdiction table, and what EU-aligned actually requires from a hosting panel or cPanel alternative.

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aaPanel vs Panelica: China-Origin Code and the EU Hosting Decision

EU hosting operators subject to GDPR face a compliance-due-diligence question that free pricing cannot answer: where does your panel software originate, what does it call home, and can you document that for an Article 28 audit? This comparison examines aaPanel vs Panelica on architecture, feature gating, kernel isolation, and EU compliance posture — including why "aaPanel is free" is the wrong starting question for a cPanel alternative evaluation.

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What CVE-2026-41940 Reveals About a 30-Year-Old Codebase Architecture

CVE-2026-41940 is technically a CRLF injection flaw. Architecturally, it is something larger: a vulnerability class documented since the early 2000s applied against a session-handling pattern from 1996. This post examines what a 30-year architectural foundation means for 2026 threat actors, and why choosing a cPanel alternative now means asking architectural questions.

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You can issue a 15-year SSL certificate today. Here's how, and why almost nobody does.

Most of HTTPS in 2026 lives in 90-day Let's Encrypt chunks. But if your domain sits behind Cloudflare's proxy, there is a CA that will issue you a certificate valid for 5,475 days. This is what it is, when to use it, how to implement an auto-issue pipeline that picks between Cloudflare Origin, DNS-01 Let's Encrypt, and HTTP-01 Let's Encrypt, and the trade-offs that nobody talks about.

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