cPanel Checker
1. What This Tool Does
This is an efficient cPanel / WHM access checker. It verifies login credentials by attempting to authenticate directly to the control panel endpoints using the specified ports in your input lines.
Load your database strictly in U:L:P format (URL:Login:Password). The tool automatically detects and prioritizes lines that contain cPanel-specific ports (mainly **2083** for secure cPanel, then **2082** non-SSL, **2087** for secure WHM, **2086** non-SSL, and similar ports like 2096/2095 if present). It sorts/tests entries accordingly — first those with explicit ports (starting from 2083), then defaults if no port is specified.
Typical use cases:
- Mass-checking combo lists or botnet logs for valid cPanel/WHM access
- Accessing hosting panels for file uploads, ad injection, traffic redirection, or bulk site modifications
- Filtering and sorting live/working control panel accounts from huge databases
Quick Start Guide
- Prepare your database in strict U:L:P format — examples:
https://example.com:2083:admin:pass123
example.com:2082:user:password321
123.45.67.89:2087:root:strongpass
domain.net:admin:qwerty123(no port → checker falls back to default ports, prioritizing 2083) - Import / upload only the relevant lines (those containing ports like 2083, 2082, 2087, 2086, 2096, etc. — the checker focuses on these for cPanel/WHM)
- (Highly recommended) Add a list of high-quality residential or mobile proxies — poor proxies cause blocks, timeouts, and low hit rates
- Configure threads (start with 10–50; adjust based on proxy quality and list size)
- Start the check — the tool tests logins in port priority order (2083 first → 2082 → 2087 → 2086 → others), detects valid sessions, and saves sorted results (grouped by port, starting from highest-priority 2083) in clean .txt format
Important: Use clean proxies and moderate speed to avoid WAF / rate-limit bans. Lines without ports are tested on standard defaults, but explicit ports (especially :2083) give the best and fastest results.