It took almost a minute for the organizers to stop him from sharing the video. Somehow, the organizers accepted the participation of a user named Alex Spence in the meeting, and he immediately started sharing anime-style adult content. One of the guests at the event was Giorgio Parisi, a Nobel Prize winner for physics. While it might sound innocuous, many of these incidents involved school meetings where most participants were children.Īccording to a Eurogamer report, someone managed to enter a seminar named "Towards A Transparent Civil Service" that was taking place in the Italian Senate.
It took a long time before conferencing solutions offered the right tools to secure meetings, but even those tools apparently aren't enough if the ultimate guard is a human.ĭuring the early months of the pandemic, one of the most common occurrences involving video conferencing was a practice called 'zoom-bombing.' Unauthorized users would connect to meetings to which they weren't invited, and display adult content or curse. Many didn't offer the necessary security or account for people's willingness to bypass the existing feeble security measures. When the pandemic hit, many video conferencing companies were caught off guard. Someone managed to enter a Zoom meeting held in the Italian Senate and share adult content inspired by the Final Fantasy game franchise.
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