Malicious Twitch chat messages can trigger code execution on OBS Studio
Brief
A malicious Twitch chat message could be turned into native code execution on a streamer’s Windows PC by chaining a vulnerable OBS overlay with an outdated Chromium vulnerability. The attack requires the streamer to be using OBS Studio 32.
- 2 or older without changing its default security settings. The research began after Orange researchers noticed a …
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