Cisco has issued an update to its WebEx business conferencing software after a critical vulnerability was discovered, which could allow malware, via a boobytrapped file, to be spread to all those participating in a meeting. That’s the end of the story, right? The flaw is present on the latest version of Cisco's webEx, and affects both versions 2.0.x and 3.0. Cisco said there was no evidence CVE-2018-0112 had ever been exploited.
Cisco has issued an update to its WebEx business conferencing software after a critical vulnerability was discovered, which could allow malware, via a boobytrapped file, to be spread to all those participating in a meeting. The flaw is present on the latest version of Cisco's webEx, and affects both versions 2.0.x and 3.0. Cisco said there was no evidence CVE-2018-0112 had ever been exploited.