Imagine this: You’re on a Zoom call, sharing your screen like any normal day – but someone else is silently taking control.
That’s not a conspiracy theory. It’s a real vulnerability discovered in Zoom, where threat actors can remotely hijack your screen without you clicking anything suspicious. This isn’t phishing. This isn’t malware. This is direct exploitation of trust – both in technology and in people.
Here’s the bigger problem: Most teams don’t know how to spot it when it happens.
Attackers leverage social dynamics during calls – moments when attention is scattered, users are multitasking, or default settings are left untouched. They capitalize on human assumptions, not just system flaws. And that’s exactly what makes this threat so dangerous.
Security isn’t just about patching Zoom or updating software. It’s about preparing your people to think critically, act fast, and challenge what feels “normal.”
At AUMINT.io, we’ve built Trident to prepare your team for exactly this kind of exploitation.
Trident simulates realistic, evolving attacks that mimic tactics like Zoom hijacking, fake update prompts, social engineering within collaboration tools, and more. Your team won’t just learn about threats – they’ll experience them in a safe environment and learn to respond in real time.
You’ll gain access to actionable dashboards that help you identify who’s at risk, where your human perimeter is vulnerable, and how to strengthen it – before the real attack hits.
You can’t control every line of Zoom’s code. But you can control how prepared your people are.
Let’s talk about how to protect your organization from invisible, real-time threats like this – Book a call here
Because the next person losing control on Zoom… could be in your company.