
Researchers at A Security discovered a major security vulnerability in Zoom using fewer than 20 AI prompts. The flaw allowed attackers to take control of devices during meetings without user intervention or visible signs. This exploit, involving Zoom's annotation feature, was patched by Zoom across all major platforms. The discovery highlights the potential of AI tools in rapidly identifying cybersecurity threats that traditionally required significant resources.
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