Collaborate Disseminate
Over the past few weeks, the use of Zoom video conferencing software has exploded ever since it emerged the platform of choice to host everything from cabinet meetings to yoga classes amidst the ongoing coronavirus outbreak and work from home became th… Continue reading Zoom Caught in Cybersecurity Debate — Here’s Everything You Need To Know
Zoom has been there for nine years, but the immediate requirement of an easy-to-use video conferencing app during the coronavirus pandemic overnight made it one of the most favorite communication tool for millions of people around the globe.
No doubt,… Continue reading New Zoom Hack Lets Hackers Compromise Windows and Its Login Password
As people increasingly work from home and online communication platforms such as Zoom explode in popularity in the wake of coronavirus outbreak, cybercriminals are taking advantage of the spike in usage by registering new fake “Zoom” domains and malici… Continue reading COVID-19: Hackers Begin Exploiting Zoom’s Overnight Success to Spread Malware
If you use Zoom to host your remote online meetings, you need to read this piece carefully.
The massively popular video conferencing software has patched a security loophole that could have allowed anyone to remotely eavesdrop on unprotected active me… Continue reading Zoom Bug Could Have Let Uninvited People Join Private Meetings
The same security vulnerabilities that were recently reported in Zoom for macOS also affect two other popular video conferencing software that under the hood, are just a rebranded version of Zoom video conferencing software.
Security researchers confi… Continue reading Zoom RCE Flaw Also Affects Its Rebranded Versions RingCentral and Zhumu
The chaos and panic that the disclosure of privacy vulnerability in the highly popular and widely-used Zoom video conferencing software created earlier this week is not over yet.
As suspected, it turns out that the core issue—a locally installed web s… Continue reading Zoom Video Conferencing for macOS Also Vulnerable to Critical RCE Flaw
If you use Zoom video conferencing software on your Mac computer—then beware—any website you’re visiting in your web browser can turn on your device camera without your permission.
Ironically, even if you had ever installed the Zoom client on your dev… Continue reading Flaw in Zoom Video Conferencing Software Lets Websites Hijack Mac Webcams
Zoom moved to patch a bug in its service this week that enabled people to hijack customer video conferences. Continue reading Zoom patches serious video conferencing bug