This is technically a white label I guess you would say, but if you download the code, a majority of the files begin with the prefix Zoom and what not: https://cc.cstcloud.cn
This is technically a white label I guess you would say, but if you download the code, a majority of the files begin with the prefix Zoom and what not: https://cc.cstcloud.cn
They took RTP and just encrypted the data with ECB mode, using the same keys on every node. It's what a child would do, or somebody who either didn't know or didn't care to do better.
Well over a decade ago the standard way to do that (named SRTP following the usual convention) uses a counter mode instead of ECB, with separate keys on each node. That's still pretty poor, but it's like SRTP is a Yale lock and what Zoom chose to do is use one of those "handcuff key" locks that's just a single lever. Can a specialist open that Yale lock? Yeah, probably in a minute or two, with the right tools - but any idiot can open the handcuff key lock with a bent twig, it's not security it's the barest effort to not just emit plaintext.