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Vishal Garg became famous as a cruel CEO when he fired about 900 employees in a 4-minute Zoom call, but 5 years later the circle closed - he was fired himself from the company he founded and managed, and now the employees are celebrating: "There is no greater satisfaction than seeing a toxic manager swallowed by the corporate monster he fed himself."

Researchers from the Israeli cyber company A Security found a dangerous vulnerability in Zoom by sending fewer than 20 prompts to an AI model in less than 24 hours. Previously, such research would have required months of work by a team of experts.

The Government Companies Authority has banned Zoom participation in in-person board meetings. Directors argue the move is overly restrictive for the hybrid era, while Authority head Roi Kahlon insists the step is necessary to curb abuses and ensure professional standards.