Exploiting Virtual Events: Huntress Discovers Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Popular Event Management Platforms

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Most organizations have spent the past year scrambling to virtualize their events and expand their webinar calendar - and attackers have taken notice. Huntress has discovered zero-day vulnerabilities in multiple virtual event platforms used in the MSP and Fortune 500 communities.

John Hammond, Huntress
John Hammond
Senior Principal Security Researcher
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