Zoom buys Keybase to help it build end-to-end encryption

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As it tries to quash security criticism of its platform.

Zoom buys Keybase to help it build end-to-end encryption
Zoom Video Communications will launch consultations on May 22 on the first draft of cryptography it plans to use to offer end-to-end encrypted meetings to all paying subscribers, as it seeks to quash criticism of its platform over security. The company, which has faced backlash from users for ...

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