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The actual usage is more fluid than that. It wouldn't be a common term if it actually only applied for the first day of every vulnerability being known. "An at
by indrax 12y ago
The actual usage is more fluid than that. It wouldn't be a common term if it actually only applied for the first day of every vulnerability being known.
"An attack on a software flaw that occurs before the software's developers have had time to develop a patch for the flaw is often known as a zero-day exploit."
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