Passwords-by-default feature may be faulty. But hey, who else just went from 10 to 200 million daily users?
Video-conferencing app maker Zoom has promised to do better at security after a bruising week in which it was found to be unpleasantly leaky in several ways.
The pledge came in a memo to customers from CEO Eric S. Yuan, in which he said: “Over the next 90 days, we are committed to dedicating the resources needed to better identify, address, and fix issues proactively. We are also committed to being transparent throughout this process. We want to do what it takes to maintain your trust.”
The company said it has, amid the coronavirus pandemic forcing people around the world to work from home, seen its daily user numbers soar ..
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