Zoom has been around for a while. IMHO, their sloppiness and privacy issues is typical of their class of corporate software. Having used them plenty, this does

Zoom has been around for a while. IMHO, their sloppiness and privacy issues is typical of their class of corporate software. Having used them plenty, this does not surprise me one bit. If yoi told me the same about lync ("Skype for business") I would not be surprised one bit either. Just one last thing: The UNC thing..yeah lots of apps habe that issue and it is an issue only if you have a home pc and disable windows firewall or if you are an enterprise user and your network does not block outbound SMB (in which case you have a whole host of problems). Pretty sure Skype and other clients(including irc,jabber,etc...) Do it, it actually makes a lot of sense when talking about corporate meetings, I believe it's windows that sends your creds to the attacker, the client just makes it clickable.