Your video calls may not be as secure as you think, according to new research.
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Video call 2021
Cybersecurity firm McAfee has released a report that reveals a new vulnerability in a video calling software development kit (SDK). Hackers can exploit this vulnerability to spy on users' live video and audio calls. Dating apps such as eHarmony and Plenty of Fish were among those identified as using the vulnerable SDK platform.
"Whether you're attending regular virtual work meetings or catching up with extended family across the globe, as a consumer it's important to understand exactly what you're getting yourself into when you download applications that help you stay connected," Steve Povolny, director of McAfee Advanced Threat Research said in an email interview.
"As the rapid, widespread adoption of video conferencing tools and apps occurs, potential threats to online security will inevitably emerge."
