“Co-Host” is enabled - You can assign others to help moderate Zoom sessions.
“File Transfer” is disabled - Malicious files cannot be distributed (we recommend using Box or Google Drive to share files).“Join Before Host” is disabled - No one can join the session before the host is there.UMass Amherst’s default meeting setup for Zoom already include the following settings to prevent most disruptions: One such trend is “Zoom Bombing,” wherein an individual typically uses a random number tool to guess valid Zoom meeting web addresses (or finds one shared publicly online), and then joins those sessions uninvited to cause disruption.
As universities and institutions worldwide ramp up usage of videoconferencing applications in a shift to remote work and learning, new cybersecurity threats have emerged.
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