One of the videos, called “Tips for Preventing Meeting Disruptions,” gives hosts tips that hosts can utilize. Zoom has numerous tips on utilizing the system. We have also been educating users on security best practices for setting up their meetings, including recommending that users avoid sharing private meeting links and passwords publicly on websites, social media, or other public forums, and encouraging anyone hosting large-scale or public events to utilize Zoom’s webinar solution.” “We have a number of default settings and features to help hosts more easily access in-meeting security controls, including controlling screen sharing, removing and reporting participants, and locking meetings, among other actions. We encourage users to report any incidents of this kind to Zoom and law enforcement authorities so the appropriate action can be taken against offenders." We take meeting disruptions extremely seriously and, where appropriate, we work closely with law enforcement authorities. LMT reached out to Zoom about the incident, and a spokesperson said, “We have been deeply upset to hear about these types of incidents, and Zoom strongly condemns such behavior.
In a typical Zoombombing incident, a teleconferencing session is hijacked by the insertion of material that is lewd, obscene, racist, misogynistic, homophobic, Islamophobic, or antisemitic in nature, typically resulting in the shutdown of the session.”
Wikipedia says Zoombombing “refers to the unwanted, disruptive intrusion, generally by Internet trolls, into a video-conference call. “.as quickly as I could I close the Zoom meeting and then set up a new link, and even then, a couple of people came into the waiting room and if I didn’t recognize the name, I didn’t let them in.” Knuttila says she believed they were “Zoombombed.” She saw a few new names enter the waiting room, and instead of admitting people one at a time, she hit “admit all,” which was when the gallery flooded with people not there for the meeting.
When she realized what was happening, she took action. Chief Administrative Officer Tammy Knuttila said she first heard children’s voices and thought perhaps a school classroom had joined to watch a council meeting.
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