Since the advent of Covid-19, remote conferencing tools have been a lifesaver for all those stuck at home, forced to work and socialize online. Zoom, in particular, has witnessed a massive influx of new users, which lead to increased scrutiny from information security researchers.
In the last few weeks, many of Zoom’s privacy and security issues have been pinpointed and publicized, including:
A non-transparent and sketchy privacy policy
The attendee attention tracker feature
The incorrect claim that Zoom meetings/webinars were capable of using end-to-end encryption
The iOS client sending user device information to Facebook (because of the Facebook SDK used)
A UNC link issue that could re ..
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