Cisco has sent a warning to its customers to protect their WebEx
meetings after Brian Krebs from KrebsOnSecurity found that almost 50 big
players left their online meetings vulnerable and open for all.
Krebs said that he found several organizations did not password protect their WebEx meetings, thus allowing anyone to join and get information about their internal planning. The schedule of these meetings was available through the WebEx Event Center. WebEx is an online conferencing system from Cisco.
These issues were present with audio and video based meetings as well. There are options for companies to password protect their sessions, but many companies do not follow the best practices for online meetings, and thus allow any malicious entity to join the daily conferences and gather details regarding management related topics.
Read more here.
Krebs said that he found several organizations did not password protect their WebEx meetings, thus allowing anyone to join and get information about their internal planning. The schedule of these meetings was available through the WebEx Event Center. WebEx is an online conferencing system from Cisco.
These issues were present with audio and video based meetings as well. There are options for companies to password protect their sessions, but many companies do not follow the best practices for online meetings, and thus allow any malicious entity to join the daily conferences and gather details regarding management related topics.
Read more here.
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