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CVE-2025-61772 cPanel CVE debrief

CVE-2025-61772 is referenced in cPanel’s EasyApache 4 25.31 release notes as part of a broader security update set. The supplied corpus does not identify the exact vulnerable package, flaw type, or severity, so the safest interpretation is that this is a vendor-released package update that should be applied promptly on cPanel/WHM systems using EasyApache 4.

Vendor
cPanel
Product
cPanel/WHM
CVSS
HIGH 7.5
CISA KEV
Not listed in stored evidence
Original CVE published
2025-10-07
Original CVE updated
2025-10-07
Advisory published
Unknown
Advisory updated
Unknown

Who should care

cPanel/WHM administrators, hosting providers, and operations teams running EasyApache 4 on servers that rely on the updated package streams, especially internet-facing hosts.

Technical summary

The vendor’s EasyApache 4 25.31 note states that the release includes security updates tied to CVE-2025-61772, alongside other CVEs, but it does not provide the underlying technical details in the supplied corpus. Based on the source material alone, this should be treated as a package-level security maintenance release for EasyApache 4 rather than as a disclosed, standalone exploit scenario.

Defensive priority

Medium

Recommended defensive actions

  • Apply EasyApache 4 25.31 on cPanel/WHM systems as part of normal patching.
  • Verify the installed package versions after updating and confirm the EasyApache 4 release level.
  • Prioritize internet-facing hosts and shared hosting environments that expose the updated stack.
  • Review the linked official CVE and NVD pages for any public metadata that may have been added after the vendor note.
  • Track the full EasyApache 4 change log for related package updates and follow-on fixes.

Evidence notes

The only substantive evidence in the supplied corpus is cPanel’s official EasyApache 4 25.31 release note, which explicitly names CVE-2025-61772 among bundled security updates. The corpus does not include the CVE’s technical root cause, affected component, exploitability, or CVSS. No CVE publish/modify timestamps were provided.

Official resources

Vendor-official release notes reference this CVE, but the supplied corpus does not include exploit code, proof-of-concept material, or the underlying technical advisory details. This debrief remains limited to the documented update context.