There are few things more mortifying than the prospect of sharing something you didn’t intend to on a work Zoom call. Now imagine it’s entirely out of your control. That is the risk of a security flaw discovered and disclosed by a cybersecurity company called A Security, which found a vulnerability that allowed an attacker to hijack the device of any user involved in a call with screen sharing. Notably, the group claims to have found the issue with just a few AI prompts.
According to the firm, the vulnerability was about as bad as it gets: a zero-click remote code execution that takes advantage of the way Zoom’s annotation feature works. The…
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