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Work in Progress: I Know You Pin Me: Privacy Risks in User Pinning of Zoom Video Conferencing
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- Authors
- Seungwon Woo, Wonho Song, Min Suk Kang
- Issue Date
- 2024-07
- Citation
- European Symposium on Security and Privacy Workshops (EuroS&PW) 2024, pp.527-532
- Language
- English
- Type
- Conference Paper
- Abstract
- In this work, we investigate a previously underexplored privacy concern within Zoom Video Conferencing related to its “pinning” feature - where users can pin another participant's video feed to maintain it as their primary view. Despite Zoom's assertions that pinning is a private action, our work reveals that specific network messages related to Zoom's proprietary protocol inadvertently disclose the identities of participants engaging in pinning actions. Through a detailed protocol analysis and the development of a tool named PINTRACE, we demonstrate the ability to detect such actions in real-time with near-perfect accuracy. Our findings prompt further investigation into the privacy implications of user interactions across various video conferencing tools, including but not limited to Zoom.
- KSP Keywords
- Privacy concerns, Protocol Analysis, Real-time, User interaction, Video Conferencing, Work in progress, privacy risks