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Zero-day is most generally used in security to mean a bug that is released without a patch. This is a zero day.
by daeken 8y ago
Zero-day is most generally used in security to mean a bug that is released without a patch. This is a zero day.
- hannasanarion 8y agoDay Zero is the day that the developers learn about the vulnerability. If that day is the same as the day that the public learns of it, or the day that an attack occurs, then we call it a "zero day vulnerability". We are currently on 94 days since Apple was informed of the bug, making this a 94-day vulnerability.
- meowface 8y agoThere are probably three or four different definitions for "zero-day vulnerability" that many people regularly use. I'd say just roll with it.