Over 500,000 Zoom account hacked
Hello friends, today we will talk about zoom meeting software, zoom meeting software is no longer saved, people's accounts are being sold on the dark web. Let's know in more detail.
In the world of growing technology, everything is becoming online, today we do all things online from home, we live in any part of the world, we can talk to each other while sitting at home. We use Zoom software for big international meetings, I think you know about zoom software, I have also attended some meeting at zoom software.
As technology is increasing, the risk of getting hacked is also increasing. Hackers live in search of this, said which software has bugs, which website has bugs, bugs take full advantage of it.
According to a report, more than 500,000 Zoom accounts are being sold on the Dark Web at 0.0020 $, accounts, as well as email addresses, passwords, personal meeting URLs, all these things, are being sold online on the Dark Web. You will know how worrying it is to have someone's personal information online.
With this, how much danger can hackers pose to any personal life, it is difficult to say?
According to the report, the hacked accounts include college students from several universities, it was also found that 290 accounts were related to universities and colleges such as University of Vermont, Dartmouth, Lafayette, University of Florida, University of Colorado and others. Some accounts were from well-known companies such as Citibank, Chase and many more. Both Blapping Computer and Sible claimed that they verified some of these accounts and that the credentials used were valid.
According to the report, this information was first reported by Cyberspace intelligence firm Saibal around 1 April.
Note:- Request to everyone, who has an account in zoom please change your account password as soon as possible and secure your account as much as you want.