Throughout a zoom assembly on the eve of #Holocaust Memorial Day by the Embassy of Israel in Berlin that hosted survivor Zvi Herschel, anti-Israel activists disrupted his discuss posting photos of Hitler and shouting anti-Semitic slogans. The occasion needed to be suspended. 1/

— Jeremy Issacharoff (@JIssacharoff)

April 20

Former Dropbox engineers say Zoom knew about security flaws

Former engineers at Dropbox, a Zoom associate, mentioned each firms knew a few vital security flaw that allowed an attacker to manage some customers’ Mac computer systems for a number of months earlier than the problem was resolved, in response to a New York Times report. After hackers discovered the exploit and Dropbox introduced the findings to Zoom, Zoom took extra months to repair the issue, and did so solely after an additional vulnerability was found utilizing the identical underlying exploit. In a July 2019 blog post, Zoom founder and CEO Eric Yuan apologized. “We misjudged the situation and did not respond quickly enough — and that’s on us,” he wrote.