Tenable was behind one software update to fix security flaws that’s circulating this week.
The research arm of the Columbia-based cybersecurity company discovered a vulnerability in Zoom’s conferencing platform that would allow attackers to take control of a user’s desktop remotely during a meeting.
After being alerted, Tenable said that Zoom quickly updated the software.
According to Tenable, the security flaw, if exploited, would allow attackers to do the following:
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