'Zoomsday' Hack in Zoom Uncovered Using Fewer Than 20 AI Prompts

It's a critical security flaw in Zoom that allows an attacker to execute malicious code on a victim's device during a video call, without any user interaction.

Researchers at A Security discovered it using fewer than 20 prompts on public AI models, demonstrating AI's effectiveness in cybersecurity.

Yes, especially given the heavy reliance on Zoom for meetings and remote education. Immediate updates and security reviews are recommended.

Update Zoom to the latest version, disable annotation features if not needed, and enable multi-factor authentication for meetings.