During the 2020 zoom breach, hackers exploited weak security controls, such as poorly randomized meeting room information and easily guessed meeting ids. Because many people reuse passwords across different services, these attempts were highly successful. Phishing campaign mimics zoom invites to trick corporate users with urgent fake emails, using social engineering to spread malicious links.
Leaked Zoom | Devpost
Attackers are luring victims into a zoom call and then taking over their pc to install malware, infiltrate their accounts, and steal their assets.
The zoom vulnerability was originally discovered in june 2023
Despite the discovery being made earlier, the details were only publicly disclosed on november 28, 2023 This flaw poses a significant security risk as it enables attackers to seize control of a zoom room. This blog explores how leaked zoom links can be identified, the potential consequences, and the critical security lessons they reveal. How did the zoom breach happen
The primary attack vector was credential stuffing Threat actors took usernames and passwords leaked from other, older data breaches and used automated tools to try logging into zoom
