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Lots of companies — and even the White House — use a conference calling system that could possibly be tapped by hackers, according to new research.<\/strong><\/p>\n

On Thursday, cybersecurity experts at SEC Consult revealed a secret doorway that’s built into a popular conference calling product built by a company called AMX.<\/span><\/p>\n

AMX makes tablet panels used to control conference calls for businesses, government agencies and universities.<\/p>\n

The company hard-coded backdoor access into its system. AMX created a “secret account” with a permanent username and password, which means a hacker who already sneaked into a computer network could tap into actual meetings, if the hacker knew the backdoor access code.<\/p>\n

It’s a glaring security hole.<\/p>\n

Read More Here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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