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Receiving a compromised account notification in zoom app

ByCorporate Guider Home, Zoom

There is a regular check by Zoom to see if any account credentials have been compromised. You will be automatically prompted to change your password within one day of receiving a notification from Zoom that your username and password have been compromised via email or client notification. Without updating your password, Zoom will terminate your access on all devices, will keep you from logging into Zoom on all devices, and will require you to reset your password the next time you attempt to log in to Zoom.

To further increase the security of your account and to make it a little more difficult for third parties to access your account, it is recommended that you enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on your account.

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