John

With technology becoming integral for daily activities, cyber attackers are targeting it for their own benefits. As most people are staying at home and following  social distancing , video conferring is the ideal way to stay connected with loved ones. Not only that, offices and companies are using major video chatting apps to collaborating with their employees, and most formal meetings are also happening on Skype or Zoom.   There is no doubt that internet attackers see this as an opportunity as they can now try their hands on video meeting apps. Cybercriminals have tied it already, and on many occasions, they have successfully stolen chunks of sensitive information discussed in business meetings. Your video conferencing is not as safe as you consider it, and there are dozens of privacy and cybersecurity issues hanging around you as long as you stay in a meeting. There are many things that users still need to learn for improving their cyber hygiene while using video ...