The newly discovered remote code execution flaw affects Windows 7 PCs with the Zoom client installed, according to Slovenian firm Arcos Security.

There is a critical security gap in the Windows clients of the Zoom conferencing software. Updates are available to plug it.

An unpatched "zero-day" security vulnerability in the Windows Zoom client leaves Windows 7 users vulnerable to hackers.

Zoom has patched a critical severity vulnerability which could have allowed threat actors to escalate their privileges over the network. The online collaboration tool found its Windows application ...

The Zoom web conference Client contained a zero-day vulnerability that could have allowed attackers to execute commands on vulnerable systems remotely.

The security firm said the zero-day impacts Zoom's Windows client, but only when the clients are running on old Windows OS versions, such as Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 and earlier.

Zoom has announced today the launch of an automatic update feature designed to streamline the update process for desktop clients.