Every update to RootScan and the RootManage agents, one by one. Each entry has the date, what changed, how it affects you and what you need to do. Pick a product to see its full history, or scroll for the latest updates.
Current version, last update and the full history for each one.
cPanel and WHM add-on
Finds and cleans hacked websites on cPanel and WHM servers, watches for new attacks and can add a server firewall.
Updated 12 Oct 202614 updates
Linux agent
A small Linux program that reports load, disk and login guessing to your dashboard and runs a daily hardening and package check.
Updated 12 Sep 20265 updates
Linux agent
Draws CPU, memory, disk and network charts for your server from low-CPU samples taken every five minutes.
Updated 30 Aug 20261 update
Linux agent
A low-priority website audit that runs every morning and lists findings you can act on, each with a solve command.
Updated 2 Sep 20262 updates
Linux agent
Nightly backups at 02:00 IST: databases first, then files, to storage we provide or to your own SFTP or S3 box.
Updated 30 Aug 20261 update
Linux agent
Watches traffic that reaches your server, spots abnormal spikes and lets you block or unblock addresses from the dashboard.
Updated 6 Sep 20261 update
Linux agent
Scans the websites on your server every night for phishing pages, spam, abuse and web shells and lets you act on each finding.
No notes yet0 updates
Linux agent
Sends one tiny signal a minute so RootManage knows your server is up, and shows its status and 30-day history in your dashboard.
Updated 8 Oct 20261 update
The most recent entries across all products, newest first.
The first version since 2.1.1 that goes to every installed RootScan. It brings in all the features built in 2.2.0 to 2.8.0 (listed below) and changes how the paid features are delivered.
Read the detailsThe paid features (RootScan Email and white-label) were moved out of the open part of the package and are unlocked only by a valid paid licence. It also bundles the licence notice, the web rules fix and the bot-protection switch from 2.7.x.
Read the detailsA plain-language licence notice now ships with RootScan, so it is clear what you may and may not do with the files.
Read the detailsOn a real cPanel server Apache refused the RootScan web rules file. This version fixes that, and adds an on and off switch for bot protection.
Read the detailsThis version looks for the tricks attackers use to stay on a server, watches WordPress administrators and can recognise real search-engine bots.
Read the detailsThe mail reputation check reported blacklist listings that were not real on a server whose DNS answered every question with the same address.
Read the detailsThe Email page in WHM was rebuilt with the layout of a mail quarantine, with sub-tabs and bulk actions.
Read the detailsThis version makes it harder for an attacker to use RootScan against a server or to switch it off without being noticed.
Read the detailsRootScan Email is now a paid feature, and gained checks for stolen mailbox passwords, bounce floods and per-account limits.
Read the detailsThe first version of RootScan Email protects a server's mail reputation, which is what keeps your customers' mail out of spam folders.
Read the detailsA large feature release. It was tried by the owner on a real VPS before the later versions were built.
Read the detailsRootScan can now update itself. This version also fixes problems found when it was first installed on a real cPanel server.
Read the detailsPress Update now in WHM, or run sudo rootscan update. It keeps a backup and rolls back by itself if the update fails.
The Health, Backup, LiteHouse, Metrics, Guard and Site Clean agents update themselves. Each page shows the command to check by hand.
It has no self-update. Run the install line from your dashboard again to update it.
Each entry says only what is recorded. Some older agent versions were released without written notes, and those pages say so. From now on every update is listed with its date. For how each product works, see the guides and the agent page.