Starting on Sunday, the company is also requiring passwords on everyone's previously scheduled meetings to help prevent unwanted guests from infiltrating the video conferencing sessions.
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To Stop Hijackings, Zoom Will Turn on the 'Waiting Room' Feature For All Users
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Zoom: Rush of WFH Users Exposed Security, Privacy Flaws We Plan to Fix
Growing from 10 million to 200 million users in a matter of months caught Zoom off guard, so it's temporarily freezing development on new features to focus on security and privacy issues.
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Amid Pandemic, Microsoft Alerts Dozens of Hospitals Vulnerable to Ransomware Threat
Microsoft said it warned 'several dozens of hospitals' about vulnerabilities in their networks that could be used to deliver ransomware to their IT systems.
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Another Marriott Breach Exposes Details of 5.2M Hotel Guests
This latest breach adds to the 383 million guests whose details were exposed by Marriott back in 2018.
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Justice Department Orders Crackdown on Scams, Hacks Exploiting Coronavirus Fears
'The pandemic is dangerous enough without wrongdoers seeking to profit from public panic and this sort of conduct cannot be tolerated,' US Attorney General William Barr told federal prosecutors in a letter.
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Ransomware Forces Illinois Public Health Website Offline Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
The attack on Champaign-Urbana Public Health District's website occurs as security experts have long worried about ransomware attacks striking the health sector, and putting real lives at risk.
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Google Researchers Find Design Flaw in Avast Antivirus
Google security researchers warn that the design choice could open the door for remote exploitation of Avast's antivirus software. In response, Avast patched the problem by shutting down the function.
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'Wormable' Windows 10 Flaw Accidentally Leaks Before Patch Is Ready
Fortunately, the vulnerability appears to be less of a threat to consumer Windows 10 PCs. The real danger concerns vulnerable Windows machine that act as servers, which could be remotely taken over by abusing the flaw.
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Two Attendees at Last Month's RSA Cybersecurity Show Now Have Coronavirus
According to Bloomberg, both attendees work for the California-based cybersecurity company Exabeam. One is now in a medically-induced coma.
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Microsoft Cripples Necurs Botnet by Predicting Its Communication Patterns
With a US court order, Microsoft secured access to 6.1 million seemingly random domains the Necurs botnet is expected to communicate with over the next two years.
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Market Research Firm Uses Free VPN Apps to Harvest Data From Consumers
What makes the data collection particularly shady is how both free VPN apps make no mention of being connected with the market research firm, Sensor Tower, according to BuzzFeed.
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It's Now (a Bit) Harder to Register a .Gov Domain
Trust is usually assumed when visiting an .Gov website, but registering one just required a bit of wire or mail fraud and a stolen letterhead until today.
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Connected Cars Are Cool, But Are They Safe?
Research suggests your internet-connected vehicle could be easily manipulated by crafty hackers. Cyber threat intelligence experts Brian DeMuth and Bryson Bort explain how to protect high-end vehicles for the future.
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Virgin Media Data Breach Impacts 900K Customers
Customer names, home and email addresses, and phone numbers were left on an insecure server in plain text. A history of customer requests to block or unblock porn and gambling content was also present.
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Intel Chip Flaw Could Allow Access to Encrypted Data, Can't Be Patched
The flaw could allow someone with physical access to a PC to extract its chipset key, essentially a master password that could unlock the rest of the system.
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