The FBI’s recent warning about Zoom and video conference hackers during quarantine underscores the heightened cybersecurity risks in our increasingly digital dependent lives. As the pandemic thrust millions into remote work and virtual gatherings, the popularity of platforms like Zoom surged, making them lucrative targets for cybercriminals. The FBI cautions against the rising threat of “Zoom-bombing,” where unauthorized individuals virtual meetings, often disrupting them with offensive content. This intrusion not only compromises the privacy and security of users but also raises the concerns about potential data privacy. With the blurred lines between personal and professional spaces during quarantine, individuals and organizations must prioritize cybersecurity measures. I think setting implementing strong passwords, enabling meeting encryption, and using waiting rooms for participant verification are essential steps to fortify virtual spaces.Navigating the challenges of prolonged isolation, the FBI’s warning serves as a crucial reminder to remain vigilant in the digital realm. Balancing the convenience of virtual communication with robust security practices is paramount to safeguarding our collective online experiences during these unprecedented times. We are gradually getting better dealing with COVID but still, we should be aware of these risks.