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Bug bounties only work if the _right_ person is looking at your code. Those few qualified people are only just now looking at Zoom after all its recent attention. https://blog.trailofbits.com/2019/01/14/on-bounties-and-boffins/ …https://twitter.com/pwnsdx/status/1245137900477517831 …
I've had a few non-security / healthcare friends poke me to ask if using Zoom was still safe, and that their companies are advising them to switch to Google Meet. I honestly didn't expect this news to escape our echo chamber so quickly.
Great summary of exactly the issue with bug bounties. "Many eyes" is a myth. You need the right set of eyes, and there are just very few of them. https://twitter.com/toholdaquill/status/1245717760832868352 …pic.twitter.com/HIhzKj5d9I
This is wrong. 1. Bug bounties are not there to test weak marketing claims (which definitely were misleading at best, but getting hung up over e2e when so much of what we use today isnt e2e seems silly). They are there to find real, higher impact findings.
2. Good people HAVE been looking at Zoom. They, though, haven’t been particularly proactive nor working in good faith with others. That being said, the kind of stuff coming out now is far less impactful than the kinds of findings they were having less than 2 years ago.
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