If there is a new update available, the Zoom client will download and install it to your Mac. That said, you might already have the patch in your Zoom client if you have automatic updates enabled.

Video conferencing service Zoom reportedly installs itself on Macs by working around Apple's regular security, and also promotes that it has end-to-end encryption, but demonstrably does not.

Zoom has now updated its Mac app installer to no longer use the preflight installation method, instead using a traditional installation authorization process, as noted by The Verge.

Zoom is moving quickly to fix its macOS installer. A software engineer discovered Zoom uses “malware-like” techniques to install, and Zoom’s CEO promised it would do better. A new update is ...

One of the benefits of using Zoom is its super-quick one-click installation. On the Mac, it turns out that was achieved with some very suspicious techniques.

Zoom has fixed an issue on the macOS version of the app that could let a hacker take over your computer. The flaw was initially discovered by security researcher Patrick Wardle.

A security researcher has discovered a flaw in Zoom on macOS that could allow attackers to gain root access and control the entire operating system — and the issue has yet to be fully fixed.