The Zoom security team has a lot to answer for on this one. They subverted built in security to only then fall victim to the very thing that would have been stopped by what they subverted.
Good on Zoom to do a rapid course reversal here although naturally trust is now damaged given they only came to their senses under strong public pressure. Also a good case study of how putting “user experience” over security can come back to burn you.
Good on Zoom to do a rapid course reversal here although naturally trust is now damaged given they only came to their senses under strong public pressure. Also a good case study of how putting “user experience” over security can come back to burn you.