Zoom fixed three bugs that let anyone on a call take over your machine
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Zoom patched three critical memory corruption vulnerabilities in its annotation feature that allowed any meeting participant to execute code on others' devices without interaction. The fixes were released in June and July 2026, two months before the flaws were publicly disclosed. The vulnerabilities were exploited rapidly using AI tools, highlighting a growing trend of AI-assisted cybersecurity threats.
