I have a similar situation. No SSH access, I can log into the panel. (License)
On another server, the site is 404, I can’t log into the panel. (Without a license)
I have wasted my 10+ hours just checking the data center, network cables, dns, public dns etc. And at the end of the day, I found that cyberpanel is down. I am in a deep pain right now.
I have seen no response from Cyberpanel.
It looks like you have to lock down 7080, 8090 and cleanup while u can.
On the second hit, one of my servers they started removing system files and packages.
Yes! They should post something as a note. So that I can also notify my hosting community about it.
500+ websites on cyberpanel and other around 3000+ domains are on cpanel. So its a big thing for me.
I have to update the policies also for this. And I have to told them that the issues is not actually caused because of our server or datacenter anything.
I know that accidents can’t be guessed, but at least they should write some information around it on the Internet. Like a status page or sometime. Isn’t it?
Note:In this hard time we would really appreciate all the help from community because everyone is in panic and if any users can help each other please do.
We do know about the security issue and patch was released last week.
We did not update in this community last week so that maximum users can update their servers before anyone can know (any malicious user, because if they do they will start attacking servers.) .
We are also preparing a detailed blog post, I am getting 100s of messages, tickets so I won’t be able to reply to each individual user (sorry regarding that)
We are working 24/7 with everyone to get it sorted.
We are going to release alternate methods of update too.
Any one who can upgrade their servers please do, anyone who can’t can reach out to us by directly emailing to [email protected] with root ssh access.
@Ariyan Create a shell script and run it on your cron job every minute.
This will reduce the load on your CPU. After that, just restart the services that are down. If your ssh doesn’t open, try changing the ssh port through the panel. It will start working again.
This is a temporary solution… it is recommended that you restore the backup on a server with a clean installation… see the shell script below.
@BradWFresno yes, This will give more time to get the services operational, but the correct thing to do is to restore the services in a clean installation.
We also do not know if this problem has been resolved in the latest version of Cyberpanel.
Thank You for your help. But the issue is - The hacker or something removed the SSH Key and also changed the root password. Then removed the qemu-guest, So reset password via gui is not possible.
I am kinda stuck, no access to server. Server is from Hetzner. Asked them and still waiting for their response.