Zoom has released patches for four vulnerabilities across its products, including CVE-2026-53413, a severe zero-click RCE flaw in the annotator function that could let an attacker take over another participant’s machine. The updates also address CVE-2026-53414, CVE-2026-53415, and CVE-2026-53416, affecting Zoom Workplace, Rooms, Meeting SDK, and VDI components. #Zoom #CVE-2026-53413 #CVE-2026-53414 #CVE-2026-53415 #CVE-2026-53416 #A Security
Keypoints
- Zoom patched four vulnerabilities across its supported products.
- CVE-2026-53413 enabled zero-click remote code execution through the annotator function.
- The flaw could let an attacker take over a meeting participant’s machine without any user action.
- CVE-2026-53414 could be used for a buffer overread and denial-of-service attack.
- Zoom also fixed CVE-2026-53416 in VDI components, which was a path traversal issue causing information disclosure.
Read More: https://www.securityweek.com/zoom-patches-zero-click-code-execution-vulnerability/