Researchers discovered three critical vulnerabilities in Zoom’s annotation feature, dubbed “Zoomsday,” that could allow one participant to crash another’s app, leak information, or execute malicious code by sending specially crafted data during meetings. Zoom has released patches addressing these flaws, and users are advised to update promptly, restrict meeting access, and disable unnecessary features to mitigate risk.
“Zoomsday” Flaws Could Let One Zoom Participant Attack Another
