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+# Running Zoom in a DispVM
+## Intro
+Zoom is a fairly widely-used video conferencing application that runs on a variety of platforms. In this guide we will go through the process of setting up a Disposable VM for Zoom. 
+
+### Why we will use a DispVM
+By running Zoom alone in a Disposable VM, we can improve the safety of using the application. DispVMs ensure that even if a Zoom exploit leads to the entire DispVM being compromised, it is *contained* to the DispVM which is destroyed once you shutdown the Qube or exit Zoom. No persistence, limited attack surface, and zero trust. 
+
+## Step 0: Clone a TemplateVM
+1. Open `Qubes Manager`
+2. Right-click on the `debian-10` TemplateVM
+3. Click `Clone Qube`
+4. Name the cloned qube `videoconferencing`
+
+*Alternatively:*
+
+1. Open Terminal Emulator in dom0
+2. Clone the `debian-10` template to new template `videoconferencing`:
+	`qvm-clone --verbose debian-10 videoconferencing`
+
+## Step 1: Download Zoom for Debian 8.0+ 64-bit
+### Download and import Zoom's signing key: 
+1. Open `Xfce Terminal` from `whonix-ws-15-dvm` **Make a note of the Qube name in the title. This will be used in step 2.** 
+2. Download Zoom's GPG key using wget:
+	`wget "https://zoom.us/linux/download/pubkey"`
+3. Import Zoom's Public Key:
+	`gpg --import pubkey`
+### Download and verify Zoom, then copy to TemplateVM:
+1. Download Zoom using `wget`:
+	`wget "https://zoom.us/client/latest/zoom_amd64.deb"`
+2. Verify `zoom_amd64.deb`:
+	* `sudo apt install -y dpkg-sig`: `Install dpkg-sig` so we can verify `zoom_amd64.deb`
+	* `dpkg-sig zoom_amd64.deb`: Verify `zoom_amd64.deb`. 
+	* Expected output should include indicate a good signature, for example here's what I got running the command: 
+	`GOODSIG _gpgbuilder 396060CADD8A75220BFCB369B903BF1861A7C71D 1590375377`	
+3. Copy `zoom_amd64.deb` to TemplateVM `videoconferencing`:
+	`qvm-copy zoom_amd64.deb`
+4. Select the `videoconferencing` TemplateVM as the destination to copy `zoom_amd64.deb` to.
+5. Shutdown the TemplateVM:
+	`sudo shutdown now`
+
+## Step 2: Install Zoom in TemplateVM
+### Install Zoom in the `videoconferencing` TemplateVM:
+1. Open `Terminal` from TemplateVM `videoconferencing`
+2. Check QubesIncoming folder contents:
+	`ls QubesIncoming`
+3. You should see a folder with the same name as the Qube name in the title from the end of step 2. **In the following example, the Qube name was disp6247.** 
+4. Change directory to the location of `zoom_amd64.deb`:
+	`cd ~/QubesIncoming/disp6247/`
+5. Install Zoom using `apt-get`:
+	`sudo apt-get install -y ./zoom_amd64.deb`
+6. Shutdown the TemplateVM
+	`sudo shutdown now`
+
+## Step 3: Create AppVM and configure it for use as a DispVM
+1. Open `Create Qubes VM`.
+2. Name the Qube `videoconferencing-dvm` and label it `red` to indicate the lowest level of trust.
+3. Select `AppVM` as the type of qube to be created. *This is the default.*
+4. Select `videoconferencing` as the template for the AppVM Qube.
+5. Choose `sys-firewall` for networking. 
+6. Click `OK`.
+
+## Step 4: Add Zoom to the AppVM's list of applications & enable DispVM
+1. Open `Qube Manager`
+2. `Search` for the `videoconferencing` TemplateVM. Right-click it and select `Qube Settings`
+3. Click the `Applications` tab. 
+4. Click `Zoom` to highlight it, then click the `>` button to add it to the AppVM's application list.
+5. Click the `Advanced` tab.
+6. Under the `Other` section, check the box labeled `Disposable VM Template`
+7. Click `OK`.