Zoomed
You might have thought that by now Zoom users would have learned security settings are there for a reason. Clearly not in the case of the judge in charge of the hearing for the teenager alleged to have masterminded Twitter's recent security breach. Like many others, when we saw the hearing was being streamed over Zoom and anyone could take part we thought it wouldn't take long for it to be 'bombed'. Sure enough, it it was less than a minute before interruptions began - and not much longer before someone started streaming some highly explicit pornography. Zoom does provide ways to stop this sort of nonsense. Key controls include, not sharing meeting IDs unless they're password-protected, limiting screen sharing, using the waiting room to screen participants, and locking the meeting to prevent unauthorised people joining once it's underway.
