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Exploiting these vulnerabilities, a remote attacker could also execute arbitrary code on the server using root-user privileges. The cybersecurity researchers at Positive Technologies identified three vulnerabilities in several critical apps part of the Zoom video conferencing platform (both apps and tools). These include Zoom Virtual Room Connector, Zoom Meeting Connector Controller, and Zoom Recording Connector. […]
The infection chain starts when the victim clicks on an ad from Google on the search results page. SentinelLabs researchers have identified a new targeted campaign delivering ZLoader banking trojan. The malware is also known as ZBot and Silent Night which has been spreading its infection since 2016. It is worth noting that ZLoader was a […]
A newly discovered glitch in Zoom’s screen sharing feature can accidentally leak sensitive information to other attendees in a call, according to the latest findings. Tracked as CVE-2021-28133, the unpatched security vulnerability makes it possible to reveal contents of applications that are not shared, but only briefly, thereby making it harder to exploit it in […]
Cisco recently issued a security alert for all companies using the Zoom Connector, mentioning that this driver could be used maliciously. According to vulnerability testing specialists, this potential malicious use consists of unauthorized access to Cisco devices through the Zoom Connector. Apparently, this connector allows any user on the Internet who has a Specific Zoom […]
A firm of vulnerability testing specialists has just discovered a security vulnerability in the Zoom and Cisco Webex video conferencing platforms. According to reports, exploiting this flaw would allow a threat actor to list and access unprotected active meetings on these platforms. There are at least three dozen video conferencing service providers and many of […]
An attacker could spoof messages, hijack screen controls, or expel other conference attendants A considered critical vulnerability in the Zoom videoconferencing application could allow a remote attacker to hijack screen controls and expel conference attendants, as reported by digital forensics specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security. Researchers from a cybersecurity firm published a […]