S1 E5 Zoombombing, Privacy & Working From Home
From Security Confidential · 00:37:05
Show by Dark Rhiino Security
From December to March, Zoom gained 190 million users. With this many privacy concerns have risen, such as “Zoombombing,” in which malicious users join a Zoom meeting and show inappropriate images. In this week’s episode of Security Confidential, we dive into the ways in which remote workers can maintain their privacy while working from home. For more information, you can check out the resources we have listed below or visit our website. For episode requests, please email [email protected] Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe! Thank you! Resources: FBI Warns Companies About Hackers Increasingly Abusing RDP Connections Security and Privacy Implications of Zoom Zoom 101: Securing your Meetings & Virtual Classrooms
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