[Gllug] latest zero day Word flaw
Jason Clifford
jason at ukfsn.org
Thu Dec 7 10:12:57 UTC 2006
On Thu, 7 Dec 2006, Matthew Smith wrote:
> Does it not actually mean as the Wikipedia entry you linked to said:
> an exploit found on the same day as the software is released? As in
> "zero-day warez": cracked software released the same day as the real
> thing.
No it refers to an exploit that is available immediately that a new
vulnerability is discovered - often the vulnerability becomes known
through the exploit.
As it's a zero day exploit it also means there is no protection against
it.
Jason
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