Zoom’s troubled year just got worse. Now that a large portion of the world is working from home to ride out the coronavirus pandemic, Zoom’s popularity has rocketed, but also has led to an increased focus on the company’s security practices and privacy promises. Hot on the heels of two security researchers finding a Zoom Read more about Ex-NSA hacker drops new zero-day doom for Zoom[…]

Today, news of a Zoom issue affecting Microsoft Windows users. The Zoom Windows client is at risk from a flaw in the chat feature that could allow attackers to steal the logins of people who click on a link, according to tech site Bleeping Computer. When using Zoom, it’s possible for people to communicate with each Read more about Zoom User Warning: This Is How Attackers Could Steal Windows Passwords[…]

Every day, a new Zoom security or privacy issue emerges. At least, that’s the way it seems during the COVID-19 crisis as an increasing number of people use the Zoom video conferencing app while working from home. Soon after a security problem was disclosed that could allow attackers to steal Windows passwords, another researcher has identified Read more about Zoom Users Beware: Here’s How A Flaw Allows Attackers To Take Over Your Mac Microphone And Webcam[…]