Hackers are using a fake Zoom update to install a corporate workforce monitoring tool that operates covertly and is often missed by antivirus programs.

An entrepreneur was notified by her operating system that Zoom accessed her screen and system audio 630 times in the last 30 days, despite her having only two to three calls on the platform.

Security researcher Taylor Monahan warns that hackers have already stolen over $300 million from this method. Here’s what to do if you are caught in their scam. Cybersecurity nonprofit Security ...

Experts say Microsoft Teams and Zoom are perfect for hiding Ghost Calls Attackers can obtain temporary TURN credentials and create a tunnel Vendors must implement safeguards, because there are no ...

A Zoom meeting held by parents and faculty at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo. was disrupted by hackers who threatened a “remake” of a deadly shooting at the school, according to ...

North Korea cybercriminals have executed a strategic pivot in their social engineering campaigns. They have stolen more than $300 million by impersonating trusted industry figures in fake video ...

North Korean state hackers are targeting crypto firms with several unique pieces of malware deployed alongside multiple scams, including fake Zoom meetings. The North Korea-linked threat actor known ...

UNC1069 uses a mix of Business Telegram Compromise, deepfakes, and malware.

Campaign targeted more than 900 companies with sophisticated phishing lures The goal was to deploy a remote monitoring and management tool Hackers are shifting goals and priorities and businesses must ...