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madwhitehatter
6y ago
https://jobs.51job.com/yx/co5065032.html Mistake? whoops
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
So were the people who got all your data
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2020/03/27/doc_searls_zoom_pri...
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
No, they don't? There are very few companies that record your phone calls/video calls, then transcribe them into text. Then store the data for themselves. This includes any data that we shared in the session. Why can't Zoom j
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
This is what scares most security analysts is the fact that the product was developed and stores data in a place that has incredibly sketchy laws when it comes to intellectual property. I can't see why Zoom can't come out with a s
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
From security perspective, Companies do not like the fact that Zoom was developed in China and the vast majority of its R&D is still in China. China has different rules on security than many other countries. Particularly surrounding int
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
Why do they have to record calls? Transcribe the call into text then Store it. Why do they need to take copies of whiteboards and PowerPoint’s it’s does not make sense.
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
They record and transcribe all calls why? Where do they store it? Why do they store it?
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
This goes much deeper than add data. The collect PowerPoints and record and transcribe all calls this is. And it’s unencrypted
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
Zoom was developed in China Look at the top of page 21 of their sec submission. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1585521/000119312519...
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/uk-government-zoo... https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1585521/000119312519... The top of page 21 in the first set of SEC documents:
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
The question is, why doesn't Zoom use WebRTC in favor of the plug-in. WebRTC uses the SRTP Cryptosuite which is pretty secure and can be made very secure https://wiki.freepbx.org/display/DIMG/SRTP+Cryptosuite
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kateoflahertyuk/2020/03/25/zoom... Still seeing loads of red flags in mainstream media. This is not a Secure business tool
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6y ago
https://metro.co.uk/2020/03/25/concern-zoom-video-conferenci...
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madwhitehatter
6y ago
The U.K. MOD has BANNED zoom what do they know
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6y ago
The one thing nobody ever mentions about this is the Chinese connection. Zoom is 100% developed in China. They have a datacentre in tianjin. Even states in their financial papers. The S1 form that one of the risks is the fact the product is