Vulnerability Found in Cisco Webex Meetings

A security researcher has discovered a vulnerability in an elevation of privilege in the update service of the Cisco Webex Meeting application. The update service fails to properly validate user-supplied parameters, according to SecureAuth. The vulnerability was discovered by Marcos Accossatto from SecureAuth exploits' writers team, and the release of today’s vulnerability advisory was a coordinated effort between SecureAuth and Cisco. Reportedly used by millions of people each month, the video conferencing product’s flaw (CVE-2018-15442) impacts code execution in Cisco Webex Meetings v33.6.2.16 and likely affects older versions as well, though they were not checked. With a common weakness enumeration (CWE-78) classified as OS command injection, the vulnerability could allow an unprivileged local attacker to run arbitrary commands with system user privileges by invoking the update service command with a crafted argument, according to the advisory.

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