30Apr 2020 by admin Microsoft Teams, just like other video conferencing apps, has seen a growth in users owing to the coronavirus pandemic. Now, a new vulnerability surfaced that could have allowed hackers to take over an entire Teams roster. Related posts:TikTok US Ban: Appeals Court Schedules December 14 Hearing on App Store BlockQNAP TS-251D NAS ReviewFive Eyes Alliance, India, Japan Demand ‘Backdoors’ to Access Encrypted AppsMicrosoft, NBA Team Up to Put Virtual Fans in Basketball ArenasFacebook, Google, Twitter CEOs to Defend Key Law in Front of US Senate PanelDisney+ Hotstar Rolls Out 4K HDR Support on Android TV, Apple TVBitcoin Surpasses Record $20,000-Mark for First TimeGoogle, US Government Prepare for Battle Over Market PowerNew York Times Digital NFT Article Sells for $563,000TikTok Parent ByteDance to Pay $92 Million in US Privacy SettlementShare this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Print (Opens in new window) Print Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Related Post
