For more information on multi-app control, see Cisco Headset Multi-app. Please note that this vulnerability does not affect Jabber for MacOS or mobile platforms. For example, you can mute a call on the Webex app (version 41.8 or later) and answer an incoming Cisco Jabber call (version 14.1 or later) through the Jabber UI.Once the Jabber call is complete, you can resume your Webex call and retain call control through your headset. The following is a table which contains the corresponding update for each release. This vulnerability impacts Cisco Jabber 12.1 – 12.9 and is being tracked as CVE 2020 3495, with a severity score of 9.9/10, and allows for remote code execution with the privileges of the targeted user. Systems using Cisco Jabber in phone-only mode (without XMPP messaging services enabled) are not vulnerable to the exploit and Cisco additionally advises that the vulnerability is not a threat when Cisco Jabber is configured to use messaging services other than XMPP messaging. For a number found in your contacts or the UVM directory, select them from the list of results, then click the phone icon next to a their name to call their number.Please be advised of an exploit requiring no user interaction, which affects Cisco Jabber for Windows in which XMPP messaging services are enabled.For a number not found in your contacts or the UVM directory, hit enter and it will begin calling the number immediately.In the Invite participants bar, type in either a phone number, name of an existing contact, or name of a user in the directory.
The call will switch to the conference view.
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