Comment by EnderMB

The sad thing is that Zoom will probably get away with not fixing this, or fixing it much later than they should.

If you look on Twitter, anyone that has complained about this (huge) vulnerability is being redirected back to their blog post.

To make things worse, most non-technical users that have caught onto these posts are replying to say "thanks for sorting it out!"

This wouldn't be the first time a company sweeps a data leak or vulnerability under the rug. I remember when the Panera Bread stuff kicked off, and all they had to do was bury their head in the sand and wait for the storm to pass. There's currently a lawsuit in progress, but will that happen for a vulnerability like this?