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Sorry, I think this product-worship is misplaced. Calling out security flaws does not mean you are "hating" on Zoom. Furthermore, if you want Zoom to keep bein
by GordonS 7y ago
Sorry, I think this product-worship is misplaced. Calling out security flaws does not mean you are "hating" on Zoom.
Furthermore, if you want Zoom to keep being beneficial, it's important that there is a focus on finding and fixing security flaws. How many lives is it going to save if attackers can use it as a springboard for malware, or if they can bomb into government or NGO meetings?
- ZitchDog 7y agoCalling out a major security flaw would make sense. Calling out clickbait security flaws like 32 bit password truncation in the context of a global pandemic is ridiculous. Zoom will fix things, but there is no better platform to host large, interactive events than zoom.