Video Conference Systems are Easy Prey for Hackers

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Rapid7, a security firm in Boston discovered major flaws in the protection of video conferencing systems. Rapid7's HD Moore was able to work his way into 5,000 boardrooms using their video conference cameras.
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