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  1. 📢 Zoomsday : RCE zero-click critique dans Zoom via l'annotation, découverte par IA en 24h

    Cet article de recherche offensive détaille la découverte de trois vulnérabilités critiques dans Zoom, plateforme utilisée par 70% du Fortune 100. La recherche a été conduite par Idan Levcovich, Senior Vulnerability Researcher, assisté d'un agent IA utilisant…

    📖 cyberveille : cyberveille.ch/posts/2026-08-1
    🌐 source : a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom
    🟡 vérification factuelle moyenne
    #Zoom #AIAssistedResearch #Cyberveille

  2. I was a Webex user from their very early days in the corporate space. I always had a fine experience. Then came Zoom and its explosion during the pandemic. And most companies running to MS Teams for meetings (including mine.) Zoom wasn't as polished and was kind of obnoxious in its early usability.

    When I joined our nonprofit it was a Zoom org and I grew to tolerate it but always longed for pre-pandemic Webex. A year or so ago we lost our complimentary Zoom accounts from a sponsor. Webex was a little less expensive so we went with them.

    WELL. For those who haven't used Webex in a handful of years, it's as obnoxious or worse than Zoom was in its early days. I'm so disappointed. This is a great example of Cisco buying something and hanging it out to dry.

    #Zoom #Cisco #Webex #MSTeams

  3. I was a Webex user from their very early days in the corporate space. I always had a fine experience. Then came Zoom and its explosion during the pandemic. And most companies running to MS Teams for meetings (including mine.) Zoom wasn't as polished and was kind of obnoxious in its early usability.

    When I joined our nonprofit it was a Zoom org and I grew to tolerate it but always longed for pre-pandemic Webex. A year or so ago we lost our complimentary Zoom accounts from a sponsor. Webex was a little less expensive so we went with them.

    WELL. For those who haven't used Webex in a handful of years, it's as obnoxious or worse than Zoom was in its early days. I'm so disappointed. This is a great example of Cisco buying something and hanging it out to dry.

    #Zoom #Cisco #Webex #MSTeams

  4. I was a Webex user from their very early days in the corporate space. I always had a fine experience. Then came Zoom and its explosion during the pandemic. And most companies running to MS Teams for meetings (including mine.) Zoom wasn't as polished and was kind of obnoxious in its early usability.

    When I joined our nonprofit it was a Zoom org and I grew to tolerate it but always longed for pre-pandemic Webex. A year or so ago we lost our complimentary Zoom accounts from a sponsor. Webex was a little less expensive so we went with them.

    WELL. For those who haven't used Webex in a handful of years, it's as obnoxious or worse than Zoom was in its early days. I'm so disappointed. This is a great example of Cisco buying something and hanging it out to dry.

    #Zoom #Cisco #Webex #MSTeams

  5. I was a Webex user from their very early days in the corporate space. I always had a fine experience. Then came Zoom and its explosion during the pandemic. And most companies running to MS Teams for meetings (including mine.) Zoom wasn't as polished and was kind of obnoxious in its early usability.

    When I joined our nonprofit it was a Zoom org and I grew to tolerate it but always longed for pre-pandemic Webex. A year or so ago we lost our complimentary Zoom accounts from a sponsor. Webex was a little less expensive so we went with them.

    WELL. For those who haven't used Webex in a handful of years, it's as obnoxious or worse than Zoom was in its early days. I'm so disappointed. This is a great example of Cisco buying something and hanging it out to dry.

    #Zoom #Cisco #Webex #MSTeams

  6. I was a Webex user from their very early days in the corporate space. I always had a fine experience. Then came Zoom and its explosion during the pandemic. And most companies running to MS Teams for meetings (including mine.) Zoom wasn't as polished and was kind of obnoxious in its early usability.

    When I joined our nonprofit it was a Zoom org and I grew to tolerate it but always longed for pre-pandemic Webex. A year or so ago we lost our complimentary Zoom accounts from a sponsor. Webex was a little less expensive so we went with them.

    WELL. For those who haven't used Webex in a handful of years, it's as obnoxious or worse than Zoom was in its early days. I'm so disappointed. This is a great example of Cisco buying something and hanging it out to dry.

    #Zoom #Cisco #Webex #MSTeams

  7. ここ数回、ビデオカメラ音声よりの配信してるけど。

    今更ながらフィールドレコーダーに風防有ったのに気づいて...合体にゃ〜!
    #h6essential #zoom

  8. ここ数回、ビデオカメラ音声よりの配信してるけど。

    今更ながらフィールドレコーダーに風防有ったのに気づいて...合体にゃ〜!
    #h6essential #zoom

  9. ここ数回、ビデオカメラ音声よりの配信してるけど。

    今更ながらフィールドレコーダーに風防有ったのに気づいて...合体にゃ〜!
    #h6essential #zoom

  10. ここ数回、ビデオカメラ音声よりの配信してるけど。

    今更ながらフィールドレコーダーに風防有ったのに気づいて...合体にゃ〜!
    #h6essential #zoom

  11. Eine Zero-Click-Lücke in Zoom erlaubte einem Meeting-Teilnehmer, Code auf den Geräten anderer Teilnehmer auszuführen. Kein Klick und keine Interaktion des Opfers waren nötig. Den funktionierenden Exploit entwickelten Forscher mit KI-Unterstützung in weniger als 24 Stunden und mit weniger als 20 Prompts.

    a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom

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    #Zoom #ZeroClick #ITSicherheit #KuketzAugust

  12. Eine Zero-Click-Lücke in Zoom erlaubte einem Meeting-Teilnehmer, Code auf den Geräten anderer Teilnehmer auszuführen. Kein Klick und keine Interaktion des Opfers waren nötig. Den funktionierenden Exploit entwickelten Forscher mit KI-Unterstützung in weniger als 24 Stunden und mit weniger als 20 Prompts.

    a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom

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    #Zoom #ZeroClick #ITSicherheit #KuketzAugust

  13. Eine Zero-Click-Lücke in Zoom erlaubte einem Meeting-Teilnehmer, Code auf den Geräten anderer Teilnehmer auszuführen. Kein Klick und keine Interaktion des Opfers waren nötig. Den funktionierenden Exploit entwickelten Forscher mit KI-Unterstützung in weniger als 24 Stunden und mit weniger als 20 Prompts.

    a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom

    1/2

    #Zoom #ZeroClick #ITSicherheit #KuketzAugust

  14. Eine Zero-Click-Lücke in Zoom erlaubte einem Meeting-Teilnehmer, Code auf den Geräten anderer Teilnehmer auszuführen. Kein Klick und keine Interaktion des Opfers waren nötig. Den funktionierenden Exploit entwickelten Forscher mit KI-Unterstützung in weniger als 24 Stunden und mit weniger als 20 Prompts.

    a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom

    1/2

    #Zoom #ZeroClick #ITSicherheit #KuketzAugust

  15. Eine Zero-Click-Lücke in Zoom erlaubte einem Meeting-Teilnehmer, Code auf den Geräten anderer Teilnehmer auszuführen. Kein Klick und keine Interaktion des Opfers waren nötig. Den funktionierenden Exploit entwickelten Forscher mit KI-Unterstützung in weniger als 24 Stunden und mit weniger als 20 Prompts.

    a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom

    1/2

    #Zoom #ZeroClick #ITSicherheit #KuketzAugust

  16. Des failles dans Zoom permettraient à un participant de cibler un autre dans la même session — sans sortir de la réunion. La surface d'attaque d'un outil de visio, c'est aussi tout ce qui tourne côté client pendant l'appel. Un rappel utile sur la confiance implicite qu'on accorde aux autres participants. #infosec #CVE #Zoom
    malware.news/t/zoomsday-flaws-

  17. 📰 Zoom Patches Zero-Click RCE Flaw in Conferencing App

    Zoom patches a critical zero-click RCE vulnerability in its video conferencing app. The flaw in the annotation feature could let an attacker take over a participant's computer without any interaction. Update your Zoom client now! #Zoom #RCE #ZeroClick

    🔗 cyber.netsecops.io/articles/zo

  18. Cette faille de Zoom permettait de contrôler un iPhone ou un Mac à distance
    mac4ever.com/197539
    #Mac4Ever #Zoom

  19. Cette faille de Zoom permettait de contrôler un iPhone ou un Mac à distance
    mac4ever.com/197539
    #Mac4Ever #Zoom

  20. Cette faille de Zoom permettait de contrôler un iPhone ou un Mac à distance
    mac4ever.com/197539
    #Mac4Ever #Zoom

  21. ZOOMSDAY - critical remote code execution vulnerability in Zoom 🛡️ • Ⓐ Security, the Autonomous Offensive Security and Remediation Platform, discovered a critical flaw in Zoom that let an attacker take complete control of another user's device during a live call. No click, no download, and nothing required of the victim but being in the meeting. The vulnerability is present in every version of Zoom on every device and operating system: Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android and Linux. The vulnerability exists in all versions up to and including 7.0.5. • All Zoom Workplace clients on all supported platforms before version 7.1.5 and 7.0.6 using end-to-end encryption settings are still vulnerable. We recommend updating your clients to the latest version.
    ☹️ The entire operation, from finding the flaw to building a working exploit, was carried out by Ⓐ using fewer than 20 prompts on publicly available AI models in under 24 hours.

    a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom #InfoSec #Zoom

  22. ZOOMSDAY - critical remote code execution vulnerability in Zoom 🛡️ • Ⓐ Security, the Autonomous Offensive Security and Remediation Platform, discovered a critical flaw in Zoom that let an attacker take complete control of another user's device during a live call. No click, no download, and nothing required of the victim but being in the meeting. The vulnerability is present in every version of Zoom on every device and operating system: Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android and Linux. The vulnerability exists in all versions up to and including 7.0.5. • All Zoom Workplace clients on all supported platforms before version 7.1.5 and 7.0.6 using end-to-end encryption settings are still vulnerable. We recommend updating your clients to the latest version.
    ☹️ The entire operation, from finding the flaw to building a working exploit, was carried out by Ⓐ using fewer than 20 prompts on publicly available AI models in under 24 hours.

    a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom #InfoSec #Zoom

  23. ZOOMSDAY - critical remote code execution vulnerability in Zoom 🛡️ • Ⓐ Security, the Autonomous Offensive Security and Remediation Platform, discovered a critical flaw in Zoom that let an attacker take complete control of another user's device during a live call. No click, no download, and nothing required of the victim but being in the meeting. The vulnerability is present in every version of Zoom on every device and operating system: Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android and Linux. The vulnerability exists in all versions up to and including 7.0.5. • All Zoom Workplace clients on all supported platforms before version 7.1.5 and 7.0.6 using end-to-end encryption settings are still vulnerable. We recommend updating your clients to the latest version.
    ☹️ The entire operation, from finding the flaw to building a working exploit, was carried out by Ⓐ using fewer than 20 prompts on publicly available AI models in under 24 hours.

    a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom #InfoSec #Zoom

  24. ZOOMSDAY - critical remote code execution vulnerability in Zoom 🛡️ • Ⓐ Security, the Autonomous Offensive Security and Remediation Platform, discovered a critical flaw in Zoom that let an attacker take complete control of another user's device during a live call. No click, no download, and nothing required of the victim but being in the meeting. The vulnerability is present in every version of Zoom on every device and operating system: Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android and Linux. The vulnerability exists in all versions up to and including 7.0.5. • All Zoom Workplace clients on all supported platforms before version 7.1.5 and 7.0.6 using end-to-end encryption settings are still vulnerable. We recommend updating your clients to the latest version.
    ☹️ The entire operation, from finding the flaw to building a working exploit, was carried out by Ⓐ using fewer than 20 prompts on publicly available AI models in under 24 hours.

    a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom #InfoSec #Zoom

  25. ZOOMSDAY - critical remote code execution vulnerability in Zoom 🛡️ • Ⓐ Security, the Autonomous Offensive Security and Remediation Platform, discovered a critical flaw in Zoom that let an attacker take complete control of another user's device during a live call. No click, no download, and nothing required of the victim but being in the meeting. The vulnerability is present in every version of Zoom on every device and operating system: Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android and Linux. The vulnerability exists in all versions up to and including 7.0.5. • All Zoom Workplace clients on all supported platforms before version 7.1.5 and 7.0.6 using end-to-end encryption settings are still vulnerable. We recommend updating your clients to the latest version.
    ☹️ The entire operation, from finding the flaw to building a working exploit, was carried out by Ⓐ using fewer than 20 prompts on publicly available AI models in under 24 hours.

    a.security/blog/asecurity-zoom #InfoSec #Zoom

  26. #Zoom is such a piece of crap. People should really reconsider using it—there are bazillion alternatives out there that aren’t crap. 🤷

    activistchecklist.org/organizi

    Or

    proton.me/meet

    🤷

  27. #Zoom is such a piece of crap. People should really reconsider using it—there are bazillion alternatives out there that aren’t crap. 🤷

    activistchecklist.org/organizi

    Or

    proton.me/meet

    🤷

  28. #Zoom is such a piece of crap. People should really reconsider using it—there are bazillion alternatives out there that aren’t crap. 🤷

    activistchecklist.org/organizi

    Or

    proton.me/meet

    🤷

  29. is such a piece of crap. People should really reconsider using it—there are bazillion alternatives out there that aren’t crap. 🤷

    activistchecklist.org/organizi

    Or

    proton.me/meet

    🤷

  30. #Zoom is such a piece of crap. People should really reconsider using it—there are bazillion alternatives out there that aren’t crap. 🤷

    activistchecklist.org/organizi

    Or

    proton.me/meet

    🤷

  31. "[R]esearchers offered a sobering new example on Tuesday, disclosing vulnerabilities in the video conferencing platform Zoom that could have been exploited to take over targets’ devices. Anyone on a call that involved screen sharing, whether participants or the host, would have been vulnerable to a silent attack that could be carried out with no indication and no interaction from the victim."

    wired.com/story/a-zoom-screen-

    #Vulnerabilities #Software #Zoom #AI

  32. "[R]esearchers offered a sobering new example on Tuesday, disclosing vulnerabilities in the video conferencing platform Zoom that could have been exploited to take over targets’ devices. Anyone on a call that involved screen sharing, whether participants or the host, would have been vulnerable to a silent attack that could be carried out with no indication and no interaction from the victim."

    wired.com/story/a-zoom-screen-

    #Vulnerabilities #Software #Zoom #AI

  33. "[R]esearchers offered a sobering new example on Tuesday, disclosing vulnerabilities in the video conferencing platform Zoom that could have been exploited to take over targets’ devices. Anyone on a call that involved screen sharing, whether participants or the host, would have been vulnerable to a silent attack that could be carried out with no indication and no interaction from the victim."

    wired.com/story/a-zoom-screen-

    #Vulnerabilities #Software #Zoom #AI

  34. "[R]esearchers offered a sobering new example on Tuesday, disclosing vulnerabilities in the video conferencing platform Zoom that could have been exploited to take over targets’ devices. Anyone on a call that involved screen sharing, whether participants or the host, would have been vulnerable to a silent attack that could be carried out with no indication and no interaction from the victim."

    wired.com/story/a-zoom-screen-

    #Vulnerabilities #Software #Zoom #AI

  35. "[R]esearchers offered a sobering new example on Tuesday, disclosing vulnerabilities in the video conferencing platform Zoom that could have been exploited to take over targets’ devices. Anyone on a call that involved screen sharing, whether participants or the host, would have been vulnerable to a silent attack that could be carried out with no indication and no interaction from the victim."

    wired.com/story/a-zoom-screen-

    #Vulnerabilities #Software #Zoom #AI