On June 3rd, 2025, WHMCS released an important security update affecting all currently supported versions of their system: v8.13, v8.12, and v8.11. This update addresses several vulnerabilities, including Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), which were discovered both through internal audits and external reports via WHMCS’s Security Bounty Program.
If you haven’t seen the WHMCS announcement yet, you can find the full post here: WHMCS Security Update – June 3, 2025
While the vulnerabilities originate in the WHMCS system itself, the security fixes involved updates to JavaScript files used by the default Twenty-One theme. Since Lagom WHMCS Client Theme builds upon and extends some of those same files to deliver its custom interface, these updates must also be applied within Lagom to maintain full compatibility and security.
⚠️ To be clear, this is not a vulnerability in the Lagom WHMCS Client Theme itself. However, because Lagom depends on certain frontend files originally provided by WHMCS, we have issued patches to ensure your theme installation remains secure and aligned with the latest WHMCS release.
To keep your installation secure, we’ve released patches for the following versions of the Lagom WHMCS Client Theme:
For each version above, we have provided:
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suffix – the full theme package with the security fix already applied, recommended for new installations.You can download both the patches and updated packages from your client area.
WHMCS has officially stated that no security patches will be released for versions older than v8.11. If you are running WHMCS v8.10 or earlier, your system may be vulnerable, and there will be no official fixes available from WHMCS.
For this reason, we strongly recommend upgrading to at least WHMCS v8.11, and ideally to the latest version (currently v8.13.1) to ensure your system is protected.