It could take years for the cases to play out in court.

The announcement comes after U.S. authorities ordered Zoom to increase their security mechanisms.

The FTC has a long security to-do list for Zoom.

The incident appears to be the first instance of an executive being charged in connection with a breach.

The company also said its most recent breach could affect advertisers' opinion.

“[T]here is no effective way to control these tools absent intervention by regulators and Congress,” the lawmakers said of data brokers.