Explore a critical security presentation from Black Hat that delves into remote eavesdropping vulnerabilities in mobile messaging applications. Learn about the Group FaceTime vulnerability discovered in 2019 that allowed attackers to listen to a target's surroundings without consent. Examine this new attack surface in video conferencing-enabled mobile apps, presented by Natalie Silvanovich. Gain insights into potential security risks and implications for user privacy in popular messaging platforms during this 27-minute talk.
Can You Hear Me Now? Remote Eavesdropping Vulnerabilities in Mobile Messaging Applications
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Can You Hear Me Now? Remote Eavesdropping Vulnerabilities in Mobile Messaging Applications
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