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

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

As it tries to quash security criticism of its platform.

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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