To enhance the security of Zoom at the University, all Zoom users need to upgrade to the latest version of the Zoom Client software. This update requirement is six ...

Beginning Nov. 1, 2021, Zoom users will be required to update their Zoom Client software to ensure it is no more than nine months behind the current version at any ...

A new update to the Zoom client has been released that removes the meeting ID from the title bar when conducting meetings to increase security and to prevent them from being exposed in screenshots.

Zoom videoconferencing users will be forced to update their software at least every three months, the company has announced. A recently published support document, as first spotted by The Register, ...

Ensure your Zoom client is up-to-date. According to our records, you (user email address) are accessing Zoom Using an unsupported version of the software. This can cause Zoom sessions to disconnect, ...

Video conferencing software Zoom is working on patching a zero-day vulnerability that was disclosed online earlier today in a blog post by cyber-security firm ACROS Security. The security firm said ...

Video messaging platform Zoom released a new patch last week to a high-severity flaw in its client for macOS devices. The vulnerability (tracked CVE-2022-28762) refers to a debugging port ...

The Google Project Zero researcher found a bug in XML parsing on the Zoom client and server. Zoom patched a medium-severity flaw, advising Windows, macOS, iOS and Android users to update their client ...

Since countries have begun enforcing shelter-in-place and stay-at-home orders during the Coronavirus pandemic, the Zoom video conferencing software has become a popular way to keep in touch with ...

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On Tuesday, Project Zero researcher Natalie Silvanovich published an analysis of the security flaws, the results of an investigation inspired by a zero-click attack against the videoconferencing tool ...