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FYI, 0-day just means "first time made public".
by H8crilA 5y ago
FYI, 0-day just means "first time made public".
- alphabettsy 5y agoCompletely aware of that. Just a weird perception thing for me.
- tinus_hn 5y agoIt means a vulnerability is made public while there is no patch available. As opposed to releasing the information a number of days after the patch was released.
- cjbprime 5y agoIt doesn't even really mean that anymore. From the blog post here: > I've reported four 0-day vulnerabilities this year They're just using 0-day to mean "a new vulnerability finding disclosed to the vendor privately", which is becoming the new definition of the term.