Zoom hack: What about the encryption models used by Microsoft, Google, and AnyDesk?


Available both on desktop and mobile, Zoom has surged in popularity ever since the Covid-19 lockdown began, and is now feeling the heat as schools and organisations have started moving away from the platform due to security concerns. — Bloomberg

From getting hacked by Zoombombers to selling software exploits in the Dark Web, Zoom, the video conferencing app, has probably seen it all over the past few weeks.

The software, available both on desktop and mobile, has surged in popularity ever since the Covid-19 lockdown began, and is now feeling the heat as schools and organisations have started moving away from the platform due to security concerns.

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