 SECURITY ADVISORY Brief: A newly discovered critical vulnerability in the Windows Desktop version of Zoom could allow attackers to take over user accounts if the software isn't up to date. Affected Systems:
What Does This Mean to Me: If you or your employees use Zoom on Windows computers, they’re likely vulnerable to a hack. This unpatched vulnerability could allow attackers to compromise accounts, potentially exposing sensitive meetings, files, and communications. What to Do Now: If your business uses Zoom for meetings, employees should update the Zoom desktop application immediately by opening Zoom, clicking their profile picture, and selecting Check for Updates. Take a few minutes today to update Zoom on every Windows computer and verify that multi-factor authentication (MFA) is enabled for all Zoom accounts. Keeping Zoom and other business software current is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect your organization from cyberattacks. How We Can Help: If you need help verifying versions, installing the Zoom software, or enabling MFA in Zoom, just book 15 minutes with us. Our scheduler’s in the tagline below.  TECHNOACTIVISM Privacy. Empowerment. Community. Resilience. Technoactivism is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization www.technoactivism.org | Scheduler | Privacy Policy |