The letter does not specify what the Zoom bombers did after they interrupted the meeting, or whether any sensitive data was accessed. The impact of hacking and malware on Member and staff devices is still being determined.” “In spite of the warnings by the FBI and media outlets, on April 3, 2020, you held a Zoom-hosted Member briefing on women’s rights in Afghanistan with the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR),” the letter said to Maloney. “During this important briefing, the session was ‘Zoom-bombed’ at least three times. The incident was disclosed in a recent internal letter from Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) to Carolyn Maloney (R-NY), chairwoman for the Committee on Oversight and Reform, which is the main investigative committee in the U.S.
House Oversight Committee meeting was the most recent victim of a Zoom bombing attack, after the meeting was disrupted at least three different times by uninvited attendees.
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