Zoom releases major new update to try to stop 'Zoom-bombing' among other security concerns

Zoom has released a major new update as it continues to grapple with its security problems. The video chat company also announced that it has recruited former Facebook executive Alex Stamos to serve as an advisor, in an attempt to fix its problems with privacy. Mr Stamos served as Facebook's chief security officer during some of its most controversial years, including the 2016 election. The new update to the Zoom client, numbered 4.6.10, "focuses on critical security and privacy updates", according to Zoom.