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There was a recent vulnerability in which it could theoretically be possible for Zoom to allow third party code (such as malware) to enable the webcam or mic of computers running macOS. This issue was patched immediately by Zoom, and the software has automatically updated for all affected users. The vulnerability required a concerted effort between an attacker, a specific version of the Zoom software, and local access to a victim’s computer, and no reports of this exploit being taken advantage of have been published. There are currently no known vulnerabilities that could allow someone to remotely access a computer’s webcam or mic through Zoom.
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