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Some systems are experiencing issues

Current Incidents

12th May 2026

WHMCS Security Vulnerability

A high-severity security vulnerability (CVE-2026-29204) has been identified in the WHMCS billing and automation platform. This flaw could potentially allow authenticated users to perform unauthorized actions or access services belonging to other accounts.

In the interest of protecting our customers' environments, our security team is currently reaching out to affected account holders via email. While we are attempting to apply emergency security patches where possible, some installations may require manual updates due to specific configurations. We thank you for your patience. You can find more information from WHMCS HERE.

8th May 2026

cPanel Security Update

cPanel has released an update for three new security vulnerabilities: CVE-2026-29201, CVE-2026-29202, and CVE-2026-29203

The patch for these vulnerabilities will be deployed on 5/8/2026 at 12:00 PM Eastern US time. This update will be deployed automatically.

Please review this article for more detailed information: https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/news/cpanel-cve-2026-29201-29202-29203-patch-advisory/

  • Updates:

    Our systems administration team has successfully patched all InMotion servers across shared, VPS, and Dedicated server customers.

    • 4th May 2026

    CloudLinux Troubleshooting

    Our Systems Administration Team is aware of the Copy Fail Vulnerability (CVE-2026-31431) affecting certain Linux kernel versions, as outlined by CloudLinux. Kernel updates and mitigations are actively being applied to impacted systems. https://blog.cloudlinux.com/cve-2026-31431-copy-fail-kernel-update

    Additionally, we are monitoring an issue related to Imunify360 where active malware scans may cause performance issues. If you are actively experiencing this issue, please contact our support team for assistance.

    30th April 2026

    cPanel & WHM Login Authentication Vulnerability

    A critical vulnerability was recently identified in the cPanel software regarding an authentication login exploit. This affects all currently supported versions of cPanel. In order to best protect our customers, WHM/cPanel logins may be inaccessible for some servers until all patches have been released, applied, and validated. We thank you for your patience. You can find more information from cPanel HERE.

  • Updates:

    Please follow our blog post to view our full response or check your email to see if you were affected by this cPanel vulnerability.

    • Past Incidents

    2nd February 2021

    No incidents reported

    1st February 2021

    Live Chat Outage

    Currently, an upstream provider is experiencing an outage that is affecting our Live Chat feature. We are working to resolve this as swiftly as possible. If you are attempting to reach our Live Support, please be aware that our response time will be affected due to this outage. Feel free to reach out to us via phone or ticket, and we will respond as soon as possible to your inquiry.

  • Updates:

    Chat services have returned to normal operations and we do not expect further issues at this time.

  • Updates:

    Reports from our upstream vendor show the early indications of a resolution to our previous Chat outage. We will be monitoring this situation closely to ensure all services are back at full capacity. Thank you for your patience and understanding.