full-disclosure - Expert City and WebEx

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Message-ID: <190DFDD2F99A65469B4B15D3658C0D2B36B591@ptc6.ponderosatel.com>
From: daniels at ponderosatel.com (Daniel Sichel)
Subject: Expert City and WebEx

Be kind, I am a new subscriber and, yes I work with software from the
evil empire, Microsoft. We have significant internet traffic and
conncectivity. We are entrenched behind a firewall that so far, thank
G-d, has kept the barbarians at bay. However we are getting extensive
requests for the use of WebEx and Expert City to help our vendors
troubleshoot various pieces of equipment.

I have heard these are "safe" to use but I am wondering what you folks
think. If they are not safe, do I need some type of spiffy application
proxy to shut them down? From what I can tell they work on port 80 and
look like HTML traffic. Any information on format and vulnerabilities
would be welcome.

Thanks
Dan Sichel, Network Engineer
Ponderosa Telephone Company