Pbx: Exploit

Modern PBXs (especially VoIP-based systems like Asterisk, 3CX, Cisco Call Manager, and Avaya) are essentially Linux servers running telephony software. And like any server, they can be hacked.

A PBX (Private Branch Exchange) exploit refers to a type of cyber attack targeting PBX systems, which are used by businesses to manage internal and external telephone communications. These systems can be vulnerable to various exploits, allowing attackers to gain unauthorized access, intercept calls, or even make unauthorized calls. pbx exploit

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