07 April 2020
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"The gold standard is putting a password on the meeting." - Alasdair Walker.
Video-conferencing technology provider Zoom has condemned “increasing reports” of hackers exploiting its platform, after pornography appeared in a London adviser’s Zoom meeting.
Use of the American-based remote conferencing service has skyrocketed in recent weeks after the coronavirus outbreak, and cases of "zoombombing" - when hackers access meetings and post explicit images...
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