AI Tool Discovers Critical Zoom Screen-Sharing Vulnerability in Under 20 Prompts

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Security researchers have uncovered a dangerous flaw in Zoom's screen-sharing feature that could allow attackers to hijack devices. The vulnerability was identified with the help of a publicly available AI tool, which found the flaw in fewer than 20 prompts. The discovery highlights the growing role of AI in both offensive and defensive cybersecurity research. Zoom users who rely on screen sharing may be at risk until a patch is issued. The findings raise fresh concerns about how quickly AI can be leveraged to expose critical software weaknesses.

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