Zoom just dodged a rather expensive bullet. The videoconferencing giant agreed to a proposed settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over allegations it misled users about the privacy and ...

Along with Zoom's meteoric rise has come a privacy and security blowback. In response to frustration over the videoconferencing service's vague and misleading encryption claims, Zoom brought on a ...

Phase one of Zoom's four-step encryption plan is live. Here are the must-knows about its security trial balloon. Rae Hodge was a senior editor at CNET. She led CNET's coverage of privacy and ...

End-to-end Zoom encryption is coming soon to all accounts, both free and paid. Free users will need to go through some identity verifications before getting the feature. Beta testing for encryption on ...

Yuan made the remarks during Zoom’s first quarter earnings call on Tuesday. The company faced a host of criticism earlier this year about its privacy and security as the coronavirus pandemic saw it ...

Zoom has been hit with a third federal class-action complaint over its security and privacy practices. “Zoom consistently violates its duty to implement and maintain reasonable security practices, and ...

With a temporary lift in telehealth restrictions, many clinicians have also adopted Zoom as a tool for video visits. But the company’s privacy practices have recently come under fire, in a complaint ...

Zoom has announced that it will “strengthen encryption of video calls” to help boost security for users. As reported by Reuters, the company plans to roll out this stronger encryption only to users ...

Max Krohn, Zoom's head of security engineering, detailed what users need to give up to get the better encryption protection that's coming. Just like their consumer counterparts, enterprise IT execs ...

Zoom on Wednesday backtracked on an earlier decision and said it would provide end-to-end encryption for all users — even ones on the free tier. After a series of privacy and security blunders, Zoom ...