Showing posts with label flaw. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flaw. Show all posts

Thursday, July 11, 2019

Zoom has reconsidered its response to a security flaw and is promising new fixes - Quartz

After initially brushing off security concerns raised by a software engineer who went public with his findings, Zoom Video Communications is stepping up its response. ....
https://qz.com/work/1662473/zoom-video-steps-up-its-response-to-a-security-flaw-and-promises-a-patch/

Zoom defends use of local web server on Macs after security report | ZDNet

Video conferencing company Zoom has defended its use of a local web server on Macs as a "workaround" to changes that were introduced in Safari 12.



Serious Security Flaw With Teleconferencing App Could Allow Websites to Hijack Mac Webcams - Gizmodo

On Monday, security researcher Jonathan Leitschuh publicly disclosed a serious zero-day vulnerability in conferencing software Zoom—which apparently achieves its click-to-join feature, which allows users to go directly to a video meeting from a browser link, on Mac computers by installing a local web server running as a background process that "accepts requests regular browsers wouldn't," per the Verge. ....
https://gizmodo.com/serious-security-flaw-with-teleconferencing-app-allowed-1836202438

Wednesday, January 10, 2018

Report: All Intel Processors Made in the Last Decade Might Have a Massive Security Flaw

There’s small screwups and big screwups. Here is tremendously huge screwup: Virtually all Intel processors produced in the last decade have a major security hole that could allow “normal user programs—from database applications to JavaScript in web browsers—to discern to some extent the layout or contents of protected kernel memory areas,” the Register reported on Tuesday.









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