cPanel’s biggest bug, login with root password

I don’t know whether it is a bug or a feature. However, as this is unexpected, undoubtedly it is bug.
The problem is that, when you try to login to cpanel’s domain owner interface (2082, 2083), if you provide a password that matches root password, it will give you root access even though you did not [...]

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Published:
02.08.10 / 12pm
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Bug, access, cPanel, root