ABC News reports the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cyber Mission and Counterintelligence Mission released a joint report indicating Zoom may be at risk of being surveilled by foreign governments. The report indicates hackers "identify new or use existing vulnerabilities in Zoom to compromise user devices" while noting that actors "capitalize on delays and develop exploits based on the vulnerability and available patches." Zoom refuted the DHS's findings, with a spokesperson saying it was "heavily misinformed" and "includes blatant inaccuracies about Zoom’s operations."
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