Oops, Cisco Did It Again: Webex HTTP Cache Poisoning Vulnerability Unveiled!

Cisco Webex Meetings vulnerability alert! A flaw in client join services lets cunning cyber tricksters pull off HTTP cache poisoning. The good news? Cisco zapped the bug with their mighty powers—no user action needed. But remember, there are no workarounds! Watch out for those sneaky fake responses.

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Looks like Cisco Webex Meetings had a sneaky vulnerability that was just waiting to RSVP to your next video call. But don’t fret! The issue has been squashed faster than a Zoomer can say “mute button.” Just sit back, relax, and let Cisco handle the techy stuff. No need to cancel your virtual happy hours just yet!

Key Points:

  • A vulnerability was found in Cisco Webex Meetings’ client join services.
  • The vulnerability allowed HTTP cache poisoning, leading to incorrect HTTP responses.
  • No customer action is required as Cisco has already addressed the issue.
  • No workarounds are available, but also none are needed.
  • There have been no known exploits or public announcements regarding this vulnerability.

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