The company is working to address security and privacy issues raised in recent days about its teleconferencing platform.

Fret not: Attackers would need physical access to your computer to exploit the flaws.

Zoom has offered the promise of secure teleconferencing, though privacy and security concerns are growing.

With its popularity surging during a health crisis, the video conferencing service hasn't done enough to protect privacy, the suit alleges.

This issue is distinct from another, separately discovered flaw in Zoom equipment that could have given hackers' access to user cameras.

This week, the cybersecurity world turned on a popular video conferencing app, more home security services are being attacked, and we have what we believe to be the first compliance unicorn.