Zoom has fixed a zero-day vulnerability announced last week which affects legacy Windows customers.
The popular video conferencing platform worked quickly to patch the bug, which was announced by Acros Security in a blog post at the same time as the firm itself was informed.
Twitter has revealed that its own staff were the cause of a coordinated account hijacking campaign affecting major tech companies and celebrities this week.
The social network’s support account noted in a thread a few hours ago that although its investigation is still ongoing it believes the incidents were a “coordinated social engineering attack by people who successfully targeted some of our employees with access to internal systems and tools.
Walmart has become the latest big-name brand accused of violating California’s new data breach regulations.
The retail giant is the subject of a new complaint alleging that customers now face “significant injuries and damage” after an unspecified incident.
The media industry suffered 17 billion credential stuffing attacks over the course of two years, as part of a huge increase in attacks against the sector.
Security researchers have warned video conferencing users not to post screen images to social media after they managed to unmask the identities of users relatively easily.
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