One point I don't agree with the article on is that Zoom doesn't deserve the scrutiny. They absolutely do. The more and more I hear about their issues, it sound

One point I don't agree with the article on is that Zoom doesn't deserve the scrutiny. They absolutely do. The more and more I hear about their issues, it sounds like their entire stack is a mess. I've said it elsewhere, but security is not something you just bolt on after the fact. Security needs to be considered from day one when you're designing any sort of networked application (even non-networked). It's becoming painfully obvious that for the longest time security just was not a concern for Zoom. It doesn't matter that their user base has changed due to COVID-19. The problems were there (and remain to be there) before the virus was even a thing. My wife uses Zoom to communicate with other people involved with the nonprofit she runs. I'm honestly concerned that her Mac she uses for Zoom is on the same network as my PC. My concern has gotten to the point that I'm considering putting her Macs on an isolated network.