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LiteSpeed Enterprise Flaw Could Let One Hosting Account Gain Root Access on a Shared Server

A critical vulnerability in LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise could let a low-privilege website user gain root access on a shared-hosting server, cPanel warned in an advisory published on September 14. On such servers, many customers' sites run on a single machine, and an attacker with one of those hosting accounts could exploit the flaw to access or alter other sites and the server itself,

LiteSpeed Enterprise Flaw Could Let One Hosting Account Gain Root Access on a Shared Server

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Leak: EU Commission to pitch social media restrictions for under-15s

The European Commission will propose barring under-15s from social media without parental consent, plus safety-by-design rules for risky online services like AI chatbots and video games in a…

  • EU Commission plans to propose EU Kids Act restricting under-15s access to social media.
  • Parental approval required for minors under 15 to create social media accounts.
  • Tech companies to make digital services safe by design under new safety rules.

Per-seat, flat-rate, or self-hosted: what a 3-, 8-, and 15-agent support team actually pays with Crisp, Help Scout, and Chatwoot

The problem with comparing support-tool pricing isn't arithmetic — it's architecture. Crisp charges a flat fee per workspace regardless of team size. Help Scout charges per seat.

  • Crisp charges a flat fee per workspace, irrespective of team size
  • Help Scout charges per seat, leading to higher costs as team grows
  • Chatwoot offers cloud (per-agent) and self-hosted (infrastructure-only) pricing models

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