Hackers post hundreds of verified Zoom accounts on dark web


The user who posted the link to downloads of compromised Zoom account details said he 'worked really hard' on trying to obtain the accounts. — TNS

Details such as passwords, meeting IDs, host keys and names belonging to Zoom account users have been posted on the dark web, according to a report by Yahoo Finance.

The report stated that the discovery of the compromised Zoom accounts was made by Sixgill, a cybersecurity firm that monitors the dark web.

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