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Zoom Hacked in a Single Day: AI Finds a Zero-Click Flaw in Annotations
A Security has discovered a critical vulnerability in Zoom that lets an attacker take over the device of any call participant without a single click. The real story isn't the bug itself, but the fact that a “nation-state-grade” exploit was put together using publicly available AI models in less than a day.
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Device Takeover via Screen Sharing in Zoom — an AI Found the Flaw in 20 Prompts
Researchers uncovered vulnerabilities in Zoom that allowed an attacker to silently seize control of the device of any participant in a screen-sharing video call. The alarming part: the hole was found by a public AI tool in fewer than twenty prompts.
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The Zoom Trick That Says, “Don't Record Me”
If every meeting, watercooler chat and even date increasingly turns into a text transcript, the question arises: who is actually reading all of this?
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Zoom Warns of Critical Vulnerability Allowing Account Takeover
Zoom has disclosed a critical vulnerability in its Windows client and SDK that could be exploited to take over user accounts. The attack requires no authentication on the attacker's part.